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She Went for Six Months. She Stayed for a Lifetime.

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She went to Guatemala for six months and ended up staying for two years. That question — what becomes possible when underserved young people get access to technology and learning — never left her.

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The City That Made Her

By Urja Upadhyaya

She left high school in the middle of 10th grade, experienced housing insecurity while at Cal, and never set out to be mayor. Now she runs the city that made her.

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Finding Community At Cal

By Lisette Martinez

A TLA scholar from a small California mountain town found her community at Berkeley, and now helps others find theirs.

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