We'Ced

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We ‘Ced Weighs In: The 2020 Presidential Election

November 19, 2020 /

The We 'Ced youth reporter cohort weighs in with their thoughts on the results of the 2020 presidential election.

We ‘Ced Weighs In: Suicide Prevention Month

October 6, 2020 /

September marks Suicide Prevention Month. We 'Ced Youth Reporters weighed in on its importance.

We ‘Ced Weighs In: Changes to the United States Postal Service

September 17, 2020 /

Recently, the federal government has moved forward in its efforts to dramatically change the United States Postal Service (USPS), including cutting overtime and limiting hours. Read More

La Batalla del Lenguaje Médi

September 4, 2020 /

Providing equitable quality of care for all patients, regardless of race, culture, and socioeconomic status has become our healthcare system’s biggest challenge. Read More

National Poetry Month Weigh in

April 30, 2020 /

As National Poetry Month comes to a close, read below submissions from We ‘Ced youth.   If you could write a poem to COVID, what would you want to tell it?  Read More

A new home called frostbite

January 7, 2019 /

  According to the Merced City and County Continuum of Care, the City of Merced homeless count dropped very slightly from 318 to 310 in 2018, though the number of displaced people in Merced County rose from 454 to 514. Read More

We’Ced Weighs in on the Migrant Caravan

November 29, 2018 /

The We'Ced Youth Media cohort weighs in on the migrant caravan from Central America trying to seek asylum in the United States.

We ‘Ced weighs in on police brutality in Merced

July 16, 2018 /

The We'Ced Youth Media cohort weighs in on police brutality in Merced, especially with an ongoing case of police brutality in the community.

 When it comes to Makeup, Color Matters

March 27, 2018 /

    As a hardcore makeup lover and a young woman with fair skin, finding makeup to suit my skin tone has been pretty easy.  Read More

Depression and Anxiety, High Schoolers Share Woes on Accessing Mental Health Care

February 16, 2018 /

Originally produced by YouthWire  Story by Victor Seguin When we think of schools we think of our education and the learning skills of our next generation; however we don’t always think about the mental wellbeing of those in our schools. Read More