Civic Journalism for Rural Youth

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Tribal Sovereignty: Washed Faces Lakin Epaloose, Zuni High School, New Mexico As the children are fed along a river, they find gratitude in the heart of the land. From one corn stalk to the next, the seed grows and the root stretches into the underworld, grasping the soul of... Tagged With : straightoutofshiwi

Flower with freedom Tanya.H, Zuni High School, New Mexico This native flower symbolizes freedom because it grows wherever it wants without any law or restrictions for it to stop growing, it's a living thing that can grow freely unlike some humans that do... Tagged With : #education , #shiwi

Dear Teenagers of Zuni Mackenna E., Zuni High School, New Mexico Letter to the Editor of the Independent. Tagged With : story

Democracy in Zuni Amira L., Zuni High School, New Mexico Darkness is always represented as the downsides of an object. In recent years, it feels that our tribal government has let down the people of Zuni. Tagged With : politics , #shiwi

Gender Equality in the Sports World and within Native American Communities Amira J., Zuni High School, New Mexico Women’s equality has evolved over the last hundred years, but has it really changed? Tagged With : equality , #opinion , sports

How covid-19 affected my life.... Kiayana K., Zuni High School, New Mexico Never take things for granted.. Tagged With : story

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