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, amplifies youth voice through media partnerships and encourages civic engagement through community health reporting.

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

Interested in Joining?

To learn more visit theknowfresno.org or contact Johnsen Del Rosario at [email protected] or Daniel Gonzalez at [email protected].

Latest Stories from The kNOw Fresno

The Magic of the Street

Eugenia Fredersdorff (she/her/hers) | January 10, 2025
Community, EL Storytelling
For all the people of Fresno, Christmas Tree Lane is a place that holds many memories. For those who visit…

Crafting Connections at ArtHop

Maria Torres (she/her/hers) | January 10, 2025
Arts & Entertainment, Community, Economy, EL Storytelling
ArtHop is a very special event held in downtown Fresno every first and third Thursday of the month. It was…

The Struggles of Small Businesses in Fresno Amid Economic Challenges

Ashens Limon (he/him/his) | January 10, 2025
Community, Economy, Lifestyle
On Jan. 20, long-time Fresno Chinese restaurant Shanghai Chinese Cuisine shut its doors for good. After 44 long years of…

Meeting My Best Friend

Samantha Jauregui (she/her/hers) | January 10, 2025
Community, Culture & Identity, EL Storytelling, Narrative
I never imagined that my best friend would become as important to me as she is now. She’s a vital…

Clement Renzi’s Legacy Cemented in Fresno: ‘A Day in the Park’ Finds a New Home at Storyland

Rami Zwebti (they/them) | January 10, 2025
Arts & Entertainment, Community, Journalists of Color, Lifestyle
Renowned local artist Clement Renzi’s sculpture, “A Day in the Park”, capturing the lively essence of community interaction within a…

Small but Mighty: How Queer Inclusivity Makes a Difference in Fresno

Sasha Velasquez (any pronouns) | January 10, 2025
Community, Community Health, Culture & Identity, Journalists of Color, LGBTQ+
In a city as expansive and diverse as Fresno, everyone must have a place they can feel at ease, somewhere…