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Maeve es una estudiante en la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Luna es una estudiante de la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Kurt es una estudiante en la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Kiera es una estudiante en la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Keller es una estudiante en la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Kate es una estudiante en la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Johnny es un estudiante de la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Henry es un estudiante de la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Griffin es un estudiante de la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Cam es un estudiante de la escuela comunitaria de Aspen que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK.

Ari es una estudiante en Aspen Community School que estudia español y quiere presentarse a los oyentes de KDNK. 

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community. 

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community. 

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community. 

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community.

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community. 

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community.

Students in Mrs. Hamilton's 4th grade class at Crystal River Elementary School wrote and recorded 'This I Believe' essays to share with the community. 

Whether they've started their own business, written an album, or directed a short film, students in the Roaring Fork Valley are innovative. This month, the Youth News Team interviewed students from 7-18 years old about their outstanding projects this year

On this month's Dimensions in Diversity, Steve Mills interviews Anne Friedman, the executive director of Gay for Good about coming out at a later age and the importance of finding an LGBTQ+ community. 

This month, The Family Resource Center of the Roaring Fork Schools interviews Terri Caine nad Kyle-Leigh Berry about the Summer Advantage program and why it's important for kids to stay engaged during the summer. 

Middle students from St. Stephen Catholic School participated in a writing contest entitled "Silver Linings of 2020." Out of 30 essay submissions, three students were selected as finalists. Take a listen.

This month, the Andy Zanca Youth News Team speaks with Adam McCurdy from ACES and Bryan Hytower from the Aspen Valley Land Trust to celebrate Earth Week! They also share some tips on how you can live more sustainably. 

This month on Dimensions in Diversity, Jocelyn Careno, a senior at Aspen High School, spoke to us about the benefits and struggles of growing up as LGBTQ+ in Aspen. In a city that claims itself to be enlightened and welcoming, she has some notes. 

Aspen High School students Fatima Flores and Jocelyn Careno got fed up with microaggressions and the people who stand by and say nothing, so they decided to take action. KDNK's Halle Zander reports.

Fatima Flores and Jocelyn Carreno, students at Aspen High School, spoke up about microaggressions in their school by giving presentations to the faculty. In a bit of a role reversal, they provided their teachers with tactics and resources to better address these situations. 

This month on Healthy is the New Happy, Sarah Fedishen from the Aspen Hope Center discusses mental wellness during the pandemic, specifically what to look out for and how to support youth in our community. 

This month, the Andy Zanca Youth News Team discusses why and how young people can start investing their money with two local experts, Katy Greene with True Wealth Advisors and Danielle Howard with Wealth by Design. 

Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program student DJ, Connor Hoffman, is building an electric snowmobile for Aspen Skiing Company. Listen to hear how this project came to be and how a high school sophomore is pulling off this massive feat. You'll also hear from Auden Schendler, Vice President of Sustainability at Aspen Ski Co., about fighting the climate crisis with electrification. 

Steve Mills interviews Julian Parish, who works for Raytheon as a consultant in Denver, CO. Julian is also a trans man and discusses how he discovered his true self and provides advice for trans youth and their parents.