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Slideshow: Student participants in Cristian’s Fall Camping Trip to Advisor Joey’s land near Stevens Point, WI. YPEAR Project Title: In what ways does offering opportunities to learn about environmental issues and make environmental connections affect a young person’s willingness to … Continue reading →

by Yamile Salgado, 10th grade Playworks is an organization that wants all youth to come together as a team. Having said that, Playworks helps kids to feel safe in their community by taking them outside to play with other kids … Continue reading →

By Angel Avina, 11th grade The civil rights acts goes back to 1954– 1969 . The civil rights act was a bill that was meant to end segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, … Continue reading →

by Carlos Zaragoza, 11th grade According to a study published with the title “Civil Rights Leaders Who Changed History”, the answer is not women. Although men and women possess the qualities that enable them to work effectively as leaders, such … Continue reading →

by David Ortiz, 11th grade My advisory has been looking at the role media plays in affecting how we perceive certain events in history. For this post I want to focus on police brutality in the 1960s and how it … Continue reading →

by Marlen Alanis, 10th grade Sherman Park is a diverse and unique neighborhood in many ways , but unfortunately there are conflicts between the races that inhabit it. The problem is that situations arise where there are many misunderstandings and … Continue reading →

By Amenah Crosby, 8th grade A month ago I went to Sherman Park to take pictures and videos of the area as part of a school project. When I returned back to the school I started to talk about the … Continue reading →

By Dominik Franco, 10th grade     Sometimes the media gives us negative information about an event, people, situation or place and when the media transmit negative information to us we create stereotypes. If this was the case with a … Continue reading →

by Shemari Robertson, 9th grade In this post I want to talk about the different types of foods you can find in the south side of Milwaukee. At first I thought the south side had just Mexican food but as … Continue reading →