- December 20Unpacking holiday waste: How our traditions fuel climate change
- December 20Detangling ourselves from Spotify Wrapped
- December 20Festive connections: How Marin has built community this holiday season
- December 19Redefining “educated”: The importance of an adequate education in today’s changing society
- December 19Town Center Hosts 32nd Annual Turkey Drive for SF-Marin Food Bank
- December 19Why Redwood should invest in ergonomic classroom furniture
- December 19Christmas Hallmark movie bingo
- December 19Meeting the Newly Elected School Board Members
- December 19Challenging the past, navigating racism from older relatives with grace
- December 19Champions beyond sports: How athletes influence the next generation
- December 19Americ Alvarado: Meet the man who keeps the athletes running
- December 19Unpacking teen drinking habits
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![“It’s not easy for me to speak on my experiences, but I know how important my story is, and [students] need to hear it. I hope that my story can help any students who are targeted, [and that] students can learn to accept and appreciate [each other],” Regina Rummel said.](https://redwoodbark.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/IMG_0177-1200x800.jpg)
