invisible illness in IV ignored: surviving, graduating, & job hunting
written by jessica kenagyedited by sarina e. guerra My name is Jessica, and I’m a 29 year-old resident from Brawley. My […]
Personal Narratives
IV pickleball association: where camaraderie meets cardio
submitted by janet stillsedited by justin orsino & sarina e. guerra My name is Janet Stills and I have lived
for the love of pickleball
submitted by bradley scheffleredited by sarina e. guerra & justin orsino My pickleball adventure began in late 2019, on the
chronicles of a fieldworker: my first live concert was unforgettable
submitted by julio bracamonte jr., former fieldworkeredited by justin orsino & sarina e. guerra My name is Julio Bracamonte Jr.
the voice of the valley: former CHS student finds local fame
submitted by jose m. renteriaedited by sarina e. guerra I never want to sound cliche with old sayings you especially
online deaf+ community expands and inspires
submitted by madison gonzalezedited by sarina e. guerra Although the term Deaf+ isn’t widely known, it represents a unique community
“chill hike” makes for fast friends at Anza Borrego State Park
submitted by letty c. guerraedited by sarina e. guerra Politics, plane crashes, and slew of social media posts of every
from dark clouds to rays of glory:
surviving alcoholism & homelessness
submitted by joseph adrian salazaredited by sarina e. guerra Many of you readers may have heard my name or seen
who is gil rebollar: from halfway house to council chambers
edited by sarina e. guerra When I attended #ImperialValleyCollege in 2009, fresh out of high school, it offered me the
so my tías have this tradition…
Every December for a few years now, my mother and her siblings get together for something they like to call