The dancing horses are a part of Richland Farms. Horses in the area are not only used for riding or agricultural work, but often are used for dancing. Training the horses takes a long time and a resident of Richland Farms, Ramon Franco trains them. Ramon Franco has trained for horses to dance for 20 years. Ramon likes Richland Farms since it is a part of his culture, and he feels like he is in his ranch in Mexico.
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A breakdown of the Departures Youth Voices curriculum.
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Looking Through The Lens
Some pictures capture the essence of a location while others invite th...
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Mapping: Organizing Space
Maps have not always been simple representations of reality but a tool...
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Youth Voices Student Producers Collaborate on Mapping Northeast L.A.
As the student producers move from the personal to the collaborative p...
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Students Capture the L.A. River on Film
Youth Voices student producers were given disposable film cameras to p...
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