May 09, 2008

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Teach YR Curriculum

This month's curriculum focuses on a commentary from Youth Radio LA's Evelyn Martinez. She explores how her mother's memories of guerillas in El Salvador intersect with her own reality of night time gunshots, helicopters, and sirens at home in East Los Angeles. Here's a series of standards-aligned lesson ideas inspired by Evelyn's story.

Education

Race and Results

While Congress focuses on the economy and the Presidential election, efforts have stalled to reauthorize the nation’s keystone education act, No Child Left Behind. The act was just a few years old when Youth Radio’s Chela Delgado took a job teaching humanities at a Philadelphia high school. She thought she knew exactly where she stood on all the testing she had to administer, until she started listening to some of her classroom parents. (May 4th on NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday)

Youth Radio Network

YOUTH RADIO ONLINE

Roach Report:
Rappers Influence On The Election


"Now more than ever, while history is in the making, we need these artists to show they care and stress how important the voting process is to the many young people who look up to them."

-Orlando Campbell, aka Roach Gigz

[Youth Radio Flows]

YOUTH RADIO LA

May Day Coverage, Collected

On May 1st thousands mobilized in Los Angles as part of what is becoming a yearly tradition. Activist and workers joined forces to turn the spotlight on worker's and immigrant rights. Youth Radio LA took to the field and has archived their reporting online.

They captured scenes like this:

"According to Youth Radio producer Clare Robbins, some three thousand American Apparel employees are marching at Pershing Square near the Los Angeles Public Library where police are running in circles and looking generally confused about what their next move should be."

Check out all of Youth Radio LA's coverage, including a special "Deconstructed" report that shows how they pulled it off!

Live From Downtown

LAPD- Trying To Change A Negative Image

Behind The Scenes: New Tech


[Youth Radio LA ]


YOUTH RADIO NETWORK WIDGET

Check out our new NETWORK WIDGET in the right hand column.
Click on the arrow buttons to discover more BLOGS and PODCASTS.

YOUTH RADIO ONLINE

Roach Report:
Waitin' On Weezy


"The self-proclaimed best rapper alive is in a zone, on his own island with a studio and all the drugs he needs. He makes song after song after song, and if a whole CD gets leaked, oh well, he has hundreds more songs to choose from. "

-Orlando Campbell, aka Roach Gigz

[Youth Radio Flows]

For more from our Network, check out the Archive.

Family

Forbidden Fruit

For many parents, bringing up the subject of alcohol is no easy matter. Youth Radio’s Caitlin Grey’s dad adopted a new (and somewhat unorthodox) approach to introducing his 16-year-old daughter to alcohol. (May 4th on KCBS)

Education

College Dropout

State budget cuts have forced many Bay Area students to pay more for college. Youth Radio’s Denise Tejada came to the United States 12 years ago in search of a progressive education, but now is questioning the “American dream.” (April 30th on KQED)

Galleries

YR Wins Gracie Awards

New York, NY –The American Women in Radio and Television (AWRT) has announced Youth Radio as the winner of two Gracie Allen Awards®.




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Teach Youth Radio is a new curriculum initiative to bring youth-produced content and methods into schools and community-based classrooms across the United States. Find out more about our FREE on-line materials and special CD offer Sign up now!


Jobs @ Youth Radio

Youth Radio is Hiring!
Youth Radio, an award winning nonprofit broadcast journalism training organization, has several job opportunities available.

Director of Product Marketing
Field Producer
Bureau Chief
Science Producer


With help from the Blue Shield Foundation, Youth Radio has launched L.O.V.E - Ladies Overcome Violence Everyday. This MySpace page supports young woman experiencing abuse in their relationships...and pushes everyone to empower themselves physically and spiritually.
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With the support of the National Science Foundation, Youth Radio has established a Science & Technology Desk. Through an active collaboration with our advisory board and other industry professionals, we will be covering Science, Technology, the Environment and Mathematics (STEM) from a youth perspective. Read More


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