The kNOw Fresno

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The kNOw Youth Media equips young people with media and storytelling skills to uplift their stories and the stories of their communities, amplify youth voice through media partnerships and encourage civic engagement through social justice and community health reporting.

The kNOw has existed since 2006 and produces annual print publications, produces web content on a weekly basis, runs an Instagram account with relevant youth content and produces multimedia content year round.

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To learn more visit theknowfresno.org.

Latest Stories from The kNOw Fresno

Gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra shares campaign plans with students

Josiah Poynter (he/him/his) | March 18, 2026
Community, Economy, Education, Journalists of Color, Politics
Standing before 50 high school students from all around Fresno, gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra framed his campaign around how he’s…

maarte. Celebrates Its First Anniversary on International Women’s Day

Leonidas Tiyaamornwong (he/him/his) | March 16, 2026
Community, Culture & Identity
On Sunday, March. 8 at 11:11 a.m., the excitement and pride of community members, vendors and local artists was tangible…

Ringing the Bell: My Godmother’s Take on Hope and Celebrating Life

Sayuri Soto (she/her/hers) | March 4, 2026
Journalists of Color, Narrative
My godmother (or Nini, as I liked to call her), Sylvia, passed away in December of breast cancer. Although she…

My Bell

Corina Lopez (she/her/hers) | March 4, 2026
Journalists of Color, Poetry

Kerman High School Students Organize Anti-ICE Walkout

Amberlyn Hernandez (she/her/hers) | February 18, 2026
Community, Community Health, Culture & Identity, Politics
On Feb. 2, approximately 200 students from Kerman High School participated in a walkout at 8:30 a.m., gathering in front…

Chain Link

Sayuri Soto (she/her/hers) | February 13, 2026
Journalists of Color, Poetry