28,000 to 1.7 million: should i stay or should i go?
submitted by jessica kenagyedited by sharon burnsformatted by justin orsino I’ve lived in the Imperial Valley my whole life. More specifically, I’ve […]
Personal Narratives
“I sat with death”: a reflection on life & current events
written by gil rebollaredited by sarina e. guerra I’ve been sitting with Death. First, it was at my grandma’s bedside.
papa was a veterinarian, luli sold furniture
submitted by jessica kenagyedited by sarina e. guerraformatted by justin orsino I only have two grandparents. My grandpa (Papa) is
save downtown in style: brawley mayor talks thrift shops
written by gil rebollaredited by sarina e. guerra My name is Gil Rebollar. I’m a millennial, a father, and currently
Events, Personal Narratives, Stories
the future of la raza: remembering latino legacy & reassessing our identity
At this point, this story is about so much more than César Chávez—but for chronology’s sake let’s take this story
Events, Personal Narratives, Stories
rediscovering the legacy of the farmworker’s movement
My ancestors in the Imperial Valley achieved hard-fought victories that will be celebrated years to come, but they came at
Personal Narratives, Stories
looking inwards: mexican-american identity & the imperial valley
written by dario-felix morenoedited by sarina e. guerra Growing up as a third-generation Mexican-American in the Imperial Valley, my cultural
SWHS freshman bit by the journalism bug
written by heidi hayasakaedited by sarina e. guerra When I was in eighth grade, my eldest brother, Ian, would tell
encontrando mi voz: mi vida como tutora de ESL desde casa
escrito por sharon burnseditado por sarina e. guerratraducción por claudia garcía No me propuse ser tutora. De hecho, cuando mi
finding your voice: my life as an at-home ESL tutor
lee la versión en español written by sharon burnsedited by sarina e. guerra I didn’t set out to be a