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Justice in Humboldt

Charmaine Lawson and other leaders start new organization

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021 Alexandra Gonzalez 0 Comments Humboldt County, Justice For Josiah, Justice in Humboldt, Social Justice

Charmaine Lawson, the mother of David Josiah Lawson, and other local leaders are initiating a new social justice organization, Justice

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A study of Cal Poly Humboldt found that lack of representation, microaggressions, housing discrimination and assault were cited as traumas students of color experienced during their first year at CPH according to research presented by Angela Rich at the Feb. 7 University senate meeting.

These findings come from Latinx, Black and Native students who were contacted through ITEPP, Umoja Center, El Centro Académico Cultural and the Social Justice, Equity and Inclusion Center from 2013 to 2017.

To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio.

Story By Abraham Navarro

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #humboldt #studentretention #bipocstudents

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A study of Cal Poly Humboldt found that lack of representation, microaggressions, housing discrimination and assault were cited as traumas students of color experienced during their first year at CPH according to research presented by Angela Rich at the Feb. 7 University senate meeting. These findings come from Latinx, Black and Native students who were contacted through ITEPP, Umoja Center, El Centro Académico Cultural and the Social Justice, Equity and Inclusion Center from 2013 to 2017. To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio. Story By Abraham Navarro #ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #humboldt #studentretention #bipocstudents

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Cal Poly Humboldt Counseling and Psychological Services lacks in BIPOC representation for students of color since the departure of Latinx and Multi-cultural focused counselors.

CAPS has one person of color identifying faculty member, Nassie Danesh who is an LCSW, staff psychotherapist and suicide prevention Coordinator. They also have 10 trainee counselors who identify as POC who are in the Psychology Department's Masters in Counseling graduate program and are supervised by licensed clinicians
To read full article, click on our linktree in bio.

Story by Victoria Olson

#ellenadornews #bipocstudents #caps #representation #calpolyhumboldt #humboldtcounty

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Cal Poly Humboldt Counseling and Psychological Services lacks in BIPOC representation for students of color since the departure of Latinx and Multi-cultural focused counselors. CAPS has one person of color identifying faculty member, Nassie Danesh who is an LCSW, staff psychotherapist and suicide prevention Coordinator. They also have 10 trainee counselors who identify as POC who are in the Psychology Department's Masters in Counseling graduate program and are supervised by licensed clinicians To read full article, click on our linktree in bio. Story by Victoria Olson #ellenadornews #bipocstudents #caps #representation #calpolyhumboldt #humboldtcounty

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El olor de tierra mojada y pintura llenan su espacio de trabajo. Sus manos están cubiertas de barro gris. Karina Juarez, estudiante de Cal Poly Humboldt y ceramista, moldea una variedad de figuras y formas que expresan su experiencia como mujer indígena.

“Básicamente me volví adicta a la cerámica,” dijo Juárez. “Fue amor al primer contacto, me sentí conectado con eso.”

Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en la biografía.

Historia de Oscar Uribe Mancillas

The smell of tierra mojada and paint fill her work space. Her hands are covered in gray clay. Karina Juarez, student at Cal Poly Humboldt and a ceramist, molds a variety of figures and shapes that express her experience as an Indigenous woman.

“I basically got addicted to the clay,” Juarez said. “It was just love at first touch, I felt connected to it.”

To read full article, click on our linktree in bio

Story by Oscar Uribe Mancillas

#ellenadornews #ceramics #zapotec #artist

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El olor de tierra mojada y pintura llenan su espacio de trabajo. Sus manos están cubiertas de barro gris. Karina Juarez, estudiante de Cal Poly Humboldt y ceramista, moldea una variedad de figuras y formas que expresan su experiencia como mujer indígena. “Básicamente me volví adicta a la cerámica,” dijo Juárez. “Fue amor al primer contacto, me sentí conectado con eso.” Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en la biografía. Historia de Oscar Uribe Mancillas The smell of tierra mojada and paint fill her work space. Her hands are covered in gray clay. Karina Juarez, student at Cal Poly Humboldt and a ceramist, molds a variety of figures and shapes that express her experience as an Indigenous woman. “I basically got addicted to the clay,” Juarez said. “It was just love at first touch, I felt connected to it.” To read full article, click on our linktree in bio Story by Oscar Uribe Mancillas #ellenadornews #ceramics #zapotec #artist

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El olor de tierra mojada y pintura llenan su espacio de trabajo. Sus manos están cubiertas de barro gris. Karina Juarez, estudiante de Cal Poly Humboldt y ceramista, moldea una variedad de figuras y formas que expresan su experiencia como mujer indígena.

“Básicamente me volví adicta a la cerámica,” dijo Juárez. “Fue amor al primer contacto, me sentí conectado con eso.”

Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en la biografía.

Historia de Oscar Uribe Mancillas

The smell of tierra mojada and paint fill her work space. Her hands are covered in gray clay. Karina Juarez, student at Cal Poly Humboldt and a ceramist, molds a variety of figures and shapes that express her experience as an Indigenous woman.

“I basically got addicted to the clay,” Juarez said. “It was just love at first touch, I felt connected to it.”

To read full article, click on our linktree in bio

Video by: Oscar Uribe Mancillas

#ellenadornews #ceramics #zapotec #artist #humboldtcounty #calpolyhumboldt

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El olor de tierra mojada y pintura llenan su espacio de trabajo. Sus manos están cubiertas de barro gris. Karina Juarez, estudiante de Cal Poly Humboldt y ceramista, moldea una variedad de figuras y formas que expresan su experiencia como mujer indígena. “Básicamente me volví adicta a la cerámica,” dijo Juárez. “Fue amor al primer contacto, me sentí conectado con eso.” Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en la biografía. Historia de Oscar Uribe Mancillas The smell of tierra mojada and paint fill her work space. Her hands are covered in gray clay. Karina Juarez, student at Cal Poly Humboldt and a ceramist, molds a variety of figures and shapes that express her experience as an Indigenous woman. “I basically got addicted to the clay,” Juarez said. “It was just love at first touch, I felt connected to it.” To read full article, click on our linktree in bio Video by: Oscar Uribe Mancillas #ellenadornews #ceramics #zapotec #artist #humboldtcounty #calpolyhumboldt

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Para celebrar el mes de la mujer, El Leñador ha compilado una lista de libros de mujeres de color.

Para ver la lista completa, haga clic en nuestro linktree en bio.

In celebration of Women’s month, El Leñador has compiled a list of books by women of color.

To see the full list, click on our linktree in bio.

By Celeste Sadler

#ellenadorenews #bipocwomenwriters #writersofcolor #librosdemujerdecolor

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Para celebrar el mes de la mujer, El Leñador ha compilado una lista de libros de mujeres de color. Para ver la lista completa, haga clic en nuestro linktree en bio. In celebration of Women’s month, El Leñador has compiled a list of books by women of color. To see the full list, click on our linktree in bio. By Celeste Sadler #ellenadorenews #bipocwomenwriters #writersofcolor #librosdemujerdecolor

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El Leñador takes home 17 awards from the Associated Collegiate Press Spring National College Media Conference, on March 11, 2023, in San Francisco. Watch the video to see some of our staff enjoying workshops, the city and the award ceremonies. We are beyond proud and excited to have this recognition.

Video by Karina Ramos Villalobos

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentjournalism #acp2023 #sanfrancisco

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El Leñador takes home 17 awards from the Associated Collegiate Press Spring National College Media Conference, on March 11, 2023, in San Francisco. Watch the video to see some of our staff enjoying workshops, the city and the award ceremonies. We are beyond proud and excited to have this recognition. Video by Karina Ramos Villalobos #ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentjournalism #acp2023 #sanfrancisco

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The Eureka National Association for the Advancement of Colored People voted on a new president last December. Dr. Kintay Johnson, director of Student Equity and the Multicultural Center at College of the Redwoods, was seated as president in January 2023.

Johnson was first moved to start working for the community outside of his work after the death of David Josiah Lawson in 2017.

“A lot of our students on campus were hurting and a lot of students in our community are hurting and looking for ways to be heard and seen,” said Johnson. “A safe space where they could talk about the racism that they have experienced here.”

To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio.

By: by Nat Cardos

#ellenadornews #naacp #collegeoftheredwoods #eureka #humboldtcounty

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The Eureka National Association for the Advancement of Colored People voted on a new president last December. Dr. Kintay Johnson, director of Student Equity and the Multicultural Center at College of the Redwoods, was seated as president in January 2023. Johnson was first moved to start working for the community outside of his work after the death of David Josiah Lawson in 2017. “A lot of our students on campus were hurting and a lot of students in our community are hurting and looking for ways to be heard and seen,” said Johnson. “A safe space where they could talk about the racism that they have experienced here.” To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio. By: by Nat Cardos #ellenadornews #naacp #collegeoftheredwoods #eureka #humboldtcounty

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Meet Natalie Arroyo who started off 2023 as Humboldt County’s first Latina to be elected to office on the Board of Supervisors to represent District 4.

Conozca a Natalie Arroyo, quien comenzó en 2023 como la primera latina del condado de Humboldt en ser elegida para un cargo en la Junta de Supervisores para representar al Distrito 4.

To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio.
Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en bio.

By/Por: Ruby Cayenne

#ellenadornews #news #humboldtcounty #latina #politics

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Meet Natalie Arroyo who started off 2023 as Humboldt County’s first Latina to be elected to office on the Board of Supervisors to represent District 4. Conozca a Natalie Arroyo, quien comenzó en 2023 como la primera latina del condado de Humboldt en ser elegida para un cargo en la Junta de Supervisores para representar al Distrito 4. To read the full article, click on our linktree in bio. Para leer el artículo completo, haga clic en nuestro árbol de enlaces en bio. By/Por: Ruby Cayenne #ellenadornews #news #humboldtcounty #latina #politics

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El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼

First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) &

People’s choice third place.

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El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼

First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) &

People’s choice third place.

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentmedia #acp2023 #acp23

El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼

First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) &

People’s choice third place.

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentmedia #acp2023 #acp23

El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼

First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) &

People’s choice third place.

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentmedia #acp2023 #acp23

El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼

First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) &

People’s choice third place.

#ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentmedia #acp2023 #acp23

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El Leñador News just took some ACP best show awards! 🍾✨👏🏼 First place for Newspaper/Newsmagazine (four-year-campus, 15,000 students or fewer) & People’s choice third place. #ellenadornews #calpolyhumboldt #studentmedia #acp2023 #acp23

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