Virtual Volunteering: from Buena Vista to Bishkek, How One Local Persevered Through the Pandemic
Alan Robinson, a Buena Vista local with 50 years of experience in developing visitor and tourism...
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Category: Their Voices
Insurrection, Inauguration and Hope from the perspective of Gen Z: A Chat with Vander Richie
The past month has been a whirlwind of political events. It started with the insurgence at the...
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First-time Voters, Politics and the 2020 Election
“Listen to the young; for they have something to say.”
With the election coming up and tensions rising throughout the country, Ark Valley Voice sat down with four local students to discuss their experiences with voting for the first time
The Portland Protests and What They Really Mean
For more than eight weeks, Portland police have clashed with protesters speaking out against...
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Their Voices: Salida COVID CCCF Grant Recipients Tell Their Stories
Her Voice: “I didn’t feel judged, I just felt cared for and cared about.”
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Their Voices: The Human Experience through Civil Disobedience
He is a 26-year-old white male who is living in Los Angeles as an independent freelance contractor working in film; specifically lighting design. Due to his civil disobedience, he has asked to remain anonymous. Contrary to impressions being advanced by some, he describes an overwhelmingly peaceful protest.
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Their Voices: The Experience of Protest Based on Principles
“The fact that they don’t use teargas in war, the Geneva Convention doesn’t allow it. That’s a war crime but somehow you can use that against civilians. That doesn’t make sense. They’re pepper bulleting medical staff who are trying to help protestors. That’s a war crime.”
Participant in the Denver protests
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