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Roza Do
Roza came into the Fellows program as a public health student, a city planning student and a DJ with a curiosity to learn what it means to... |
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Gemma Drouhard
In Stolen Memories, Gemma keeps her audience riveted with the surprising story of her grandmother and her lifelong tobacco habit. She... |
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Marilyn Calbert
Marilyn Calbert works to educate African American women about breast cancer at Seattle's YWCA. This story tells of her painful loss... |
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Mary Bouley
"Then, something troubling came along. Noise about accountability had been building for several years. The explicit message was... |
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Jim Vanides
Jim reflects on his own engineering education and calls for scientists and engineers to rethink how we prepare students to enter the... |
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Gricelda Meraz
In this story, Gricelda explains the road of inspiration and choices that lead to her becoming a science educator.
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Ben Henthorne III
How does our garbage affect our communities? In this story, Ben tells us, "I remember going to that dump on the weekends and seeing... |
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Maria Fernandez
As a Fellow for the UC Berkeley Center for Health Leadership, Maria tells us about how her father's lesson on Entropy applies to her work... |
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Mohammed Sawalha
Mohammed calls for peace as he tells the story of a young student's senseless killing.
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Maya Castillo
In this personal story describing possible consequences of environmental toxins, Maya tells us about her experiences growing up on the... |
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Edgar Lopez
Edgar remembers the serious health issues that his family faced in Sinaloa, Mexico. He connects those experiences with his current work at... |
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Teresa Moreno
Teresa tells a story about her decision to get her GED. Although she was afraid that she was too old to go back to school, she found a... |
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Eddie Abraham
As an AmeriCorps member, Eddie's work is to encourage kids in Alaska to stay away from alcohol. In this story, he shares his own... |
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Aderian Fair
Aderian tells how his problems with his family led to bad decisions and breaking the law.
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Kathy Briant
Kathy describes a radio show that was planned and implemented in October 2007 to provide information about breast health & breast... |
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Laura Felix
Laura Felix created this story as part of the Better Questions, Better Decisions Voter Education Initiative prior to the 2004 elections.... |
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Esther Mullenax
"Esther created this story as part of the Better Questions, Better Decisions Voter Education Initiative prior to the 2004 elections. In it... |
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Renee Harding
Renee Harding created this story about her recovery from substance abuse as part of the Better Questions, Better Decisions Voter Education... |
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Sidmarie
Sidmarie tells how she became motivated to become a teacher after witnessing the injustice many youth of color experience in the public... |
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Natasha Freidus
Tasha tells how she learned about the dangers that toxins in toys presented to her baby.
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Jeffrey Jean-Pierre
Jeffrey tells a story about a seldomly discussed topic, teen dating violence.
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Harold Clinton
When the mayor says no, Harold and his friends come together to organize for a basketball court in their neighborhood.
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Tra Yary, Na Yary, Solid Yary, Chanra Chhean
In this parable, recently arrived youth from Cambodia tell the story of how a boy learned to avoid gangs and respect the wisdom of his... |
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Tyshaunda Hasberry
Tye talks about how her community defines success and her decision to become a teacher in urban schools.
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Project Hope
Char and Anna tell the story of how they transformed the physical space where they teach their adult education classes. The story reveals... |
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Christine Loredo
Christine was born lucky, in the year of the rabbit. She tells of how this luck has followed her from growing up in the Phillipines to... |
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Angela Han
Angela never saw herself as a dance instructor, but watch as she gives line dancing lessons to dozens of seniors in Seattle's International... |
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Jeana Johnson
Jeana tells what she learned in the Peace Corps in Zambia from the women she was there to "help".
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Laura J. Revels
After being diagnosed with Cancer, Laura was unable to find stories by other Native women who had undergone treatment. She tells the story... |
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Karry Trout and Lois Medina
Karry's daughter Ella was diagnosed with a brain tumor when she was eight months old. In this story, Karry opens up about the difficulties... |
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Melissa
Melissa bravely discusses her family's battle with depression and the need to break the silence around this issue in her culture.
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