Classnotes Podcast (May 21, 2019). Students at high school in San Antonio are taking a proactive role to promote student voice on issues that impact school safety and equitable access to a quality education. These student organizers have taken leadership on concerns like dating violence, mental health services, LGBTQ student rights, and alternative discipline measures. In this episode, two of these student leaders visited our office to describe how they organize themselves for maximum impact. Melivia Mujia, a senior, and Evany Gonzales, a sophomore, were interviewed by Michelle Martínez Vega, IDRA technology coordinator.
Show length: 11:48 min
Student Advocates for Educational Equity, slide deck from presentation led by South San Antonio ISD students: Melivia Mujia, Mark Mendiola, Ebany Gonzalez, Madison Donavan at the Annual IDRA La Semana del Niño Parent Institute, April 2019
Video interview of Melivia Mujia at Annual IDRA La Semana del Niño Parent Institute, April 2019
Youths in Action – Intergenerational Leadership
Students Become Leaders in their Community to Support Peers on the Path Toward College
Community Projects, Youths and Academic Learning – Student Voice in Solutions to Challenging Problems, March 28, 2017
Youth-Led Activism webpage, The Freechild Project
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