Yo! Youth OutLook

Video, Marina Saenz and Kalei Meyers , Aug 31, 2010

Video: YO! met up with Rico tha Kidd shortly after hearing his music on the radio for the first, where he talked about the motivation behind his music, and legit ways to make money.
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Video, Filmed by: Ann Bassette, Eming Piansay and Min Lee // Produced by: Eming Piansay, Aug 26, 2010

Video: This Summer the San Francisco District Attorney's office partnered with Jewish Vocational Services, Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center and YO! Youth Outlook along with Back on Back Services to give ten young people the opportunity to gain professional job skills, learn how to create their own business and make a short film from beginning to end.
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Video, Min Lee , Aug 23, 2010

Video: After almost a decade-long wait, the citizens of Richmond, Calif., witnessed the reopening of a historic landmark—the 80-year-old Richmond Plunge swimming pool. The remodeled building is a state-of-the-art eco-friendly marvel that pays homage to its glorious past while ensuring a sustainable future.
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Video, Ann Bassette, Aug 16, 2010

Video: The Class of 2010 Omega Boys Club graduate give special thanks to their instructors for their hard work and positive influence.
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Video, Min Lee , Aug 11, 2010

Video: A young Santa Cruz surfer, Kyle Theirmann, received the Peter Benchley Ocean Award for his environmental work in Chile, where he raised awareness and fought against the coal power plant that was scheduled to be built.
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Video, Valerie Klinker, Aug 09, 2010

Video: Sisters Rising is a nine month paid internship, which works with young women from low-income backgrounds which provides them with a livable income, a support environment, and employment skills.
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Video, Angelica Arreola , Valerie Klinker and Eming Piansay, Aug 05, 2010

Video: As word spread that a federal judge had struck down Califrnia's ban on same-sex marriage, San Francisco's Castro District filled up with revelers.
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Video, Marina Saenz and Valerie Klinker, Aug 04, 2010

Video: Project Youth Connect, an organization that works with youth, parents, and teachers to acquire free resources, hosted an event in Oakland to encourage young people to utilize their resources.
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Video, San Francisco State University Students, Aug 02, 2010

Video: Recently, a group of young video producers came to the New America Media office to do a video profile on The Beat Within including the history of the program, as well as a glimpse into the The Beat workshops in juvenile hall.
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Video, Min Lee & Eming Piansay, Jul 31, 2010

San Francisco religious and civic leaders, immigrant advocates and the undocumented came together on the eve of the implementation of Arizona's anti-immigrant law SB 1070.
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Video, Min Lee & Eming Piansay, Jul 29, 2010

Video: This month, WritersCorps., a project of the San Francisco Arts commission released a poetry anthology created by the young poets of San Francisco.
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Video, Min Lee & Eming Piansay, Jul 26, 2010

Video: After the tragic death of their husband and father Jeffrey Chen to Black on Asian Violence, the Chen Family began to encourage others to speak out in hopes to put an end to the wave violence in the community.
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Video, Min Lee, Jul 20, 2010

Video: Yesterday in the Northern California town of Walnut Creek, pro ex-bART cop Johannes Mehserle protestors clashed with supporters of Oscar Grant --- the young man Mehserle was convicted of killing on a train platform in 2009.
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Video, YO!TV Crew, Jul 15, 2010

Video: Note: 6 months after an earthquake devastated the little island of Haiti YO!TV has kept the people and their struggles in our hearts and minds. We get on the ground to visit a school. the headquarters of a medical clinic and immigration office.
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Video, Ann Bassette, Malcolm Marshall and Leon Breckenridge, Jul 14, 2010

Video: Following the verdict of the Oscar Grant murder trial, which charged former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle with involuntary manslaughter, the Street Soldiers crew along with the Oakland community reflect on the jury's decision.
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