Author Archives: Alberto

Hey there my name is Kyanu Ausmer and I am a part of the SAC BHC Youth Media Team. I am 20 years old and I am from Gulfport, Mississippi and I now reside in Elk Grove, California. My goal … Continue reading →

On November 22, 2014, there was a health/resource fair hosted at Sacramento High School by WE Connect. The objective of this event was to connect the all attendees to the resources we had available in the community to promote a … Continue reading →

On Monday November 10th, 2014 Sac BHC held an All Grantee meeting at the Oak Park Community center, hosted by the Hub and TCE from their Sac BHC Initiative. Grantees started to arrive around 9:00 P.M to get informed about … Continue reading →

    My name is Jeffrey Phung and you may recognize me as a member from Youth R.I.S.E., though it has been a while, I would like to assist the community in promoting a healthier environment for youth. Though I … Continue reading →

Mhong Thao, a fellow member of the Sac BHC Youth Media Team, organized photography sessions to the youth living at the Lemon Hill Mutual Housing apartments.   Distant, socially awkward, and uncomfortable, Mhong had trouble interacting with the kids. The … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! My name is Vincent Chou and I am a second generation Mien American.  I recently graduated from UCLA majoring in Asian American Studies and just moved back home to South Sacramento where I was born and raised.   Ever … Continue reading →

On October 10, the Sac BHC Youth Media Team & the Youth Leadership Team embarked on a journey to Los Angeles. I was prepared and enthused to go because it was my first BHC Convening and the fourth annual BHC … Continue reading →

As my first year of college gets on its way, I realize how difficult it is to juggle work; school and family time. Some people have a misconception of that you should go to school in four years and then … Continue reading →

Each year, high school students across the nation catch a serious illness. It instills a lack of motivation and attitude in one’s studies and workload. This illness is better identified as “senioritis.” Recently, I’ve become familiar with this term as … Continue reading →

Today as the older generations try to preserve the Mien culture, the newer generations are becoming more accustomed to the American lifestyle. The older generation is more involved with their culture as opposed to the younger ones. The elders are … Continue reading →