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'We've Been Hurt So Much' — How Undiagnosed Dyslexia Can Affect Learners Their Whole Lives - Vimarsana News

'We've Been Hurt So Much' — How Undiagnosed Dyslexia Can Affect Learners Their Whole Lives

Educators say unaddressed learning disabilities overwhelm and frustrate students, sometimes leading to behavioral problems. Studies have shown a disproportionate number of incarcerated people are likely dyslexic.

Source: laist.com
LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva facing calls for impeachment from community organizations - Vimarsana News

LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva facing calls for impeachment from community organizations

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is facing scrutiny as community organizations call for the Sheriff's accountability.

Source: foxla.com
Meet the People Featured in 'City Rising: Youth and Democracy' - Vimarsana News

Meet the People Featured in 'City Rising: Youth and Democracy'

"City Rising: Youth & Democracy" follows the stories of youth leaders, allies and organizations as they challenge institutional and systemic issues through civic engagement. Learn more about the people and organizations featured in this season.

Source: kcet.org
L.A. Super Bowl Host Committee Gives Grant to Activists Seeking to Abolish School Police - Vimarsana News

L.A. Super Bowl Host Committee Gives Grant to Activists Seeking to Abolish School Police

The L.A. Super Bowl Committee has awarded a grant to activists seeking to abolish the Los Angeles School Police Department.

Push and pull over Los Angeles policing hits roadways, transit - Vimarsana News

Push and pull over Los Angeles policing hits roadways, transit

Print The ongoing debate over policing levels in Los Angeles centered on the transportation sector Thursday as Metro officials considered paying for more officers on the city’s transit system and the Los Angeles Police Department announced it would no longer send officers to minor traffic collisions. The two discussions reflected the shifting landscape for law enforcement in L.A. at a time of intense violence and changing public safety priorities, when homicides are at a decade high but protesters’ summer calls for defunding police continue to resonate among elected officials and other le...