Different Girls United chapters from Hopkins, Wayzata, Minnetonka and Armstrong came together to help prepare a panelist event, according to junior Ella Roether.Â
“This past year at St. Louis Park...
After speaking to families at a Jewish commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, chairman of the Human Rights Commission and senior Amaya Fokuo said she was invited to speak to share her views on youth...
Sitting on the panel in front of approximately 45 students, staff and community members, student organizer and panel member senior Doreen Morang’a said she hoped to inspire change within the school....
Members of Students Organized for Anti-Racism are having a panel to respond to anonymous student questions about race.
Within this panel the SOAR members will answer questions anonymously submitted...
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