Marin Organizing for Racial Equity
|Marin County is counted among the wealthiest in the country. Yet, despite its progressive values, the recent Race Counts report ranks the county as the third most racially disparate in … Continued
Marin County is counted among the wealthiest in the country. Yet, despite its progressive values, the recent Race Counts report ranks the county as the third most racially disparate in … Continued
¡Que Madre! Media began as a safe space for young women of color, and now exists as a space for youth of color ages 15-25 from the Eastern Coachella Valley … Continued
Coachella Unincorporated equips young people with tools to uplift their stories and the stories of their communities. Coachella Unincorporated is the first and only youth media program based in the … Continued
Founded in 1969, the Marin County Youth Commission (MCYC) is one of the oldest and most well-regarded youth commissions in the United States. Made up of 25 youth aged 12-23 … Continued
Student Voices United is a unique opportunity for students in Madera high schools to lead positive school-wide change. The program was officially launched in the Fall semester of 2017 in … Continued
Thanks to the powerful partnerships with the Madera school district, elected officials, and other public and private partners, the City of Madera voted unanimously to establish a Youth Commission on … Continued
HYLP is the youth component of the statewide program, Hispañas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE). The program is designed to prepare low-income, high school-age Latinas for higher education as well … Continued
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 … Continued