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Hannah Kazemi
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Contributor, The Link
Vancouver
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By Maria Cholakova, Alice Martin, Hannah Kazemi, Ryan Pyke| The Link Verified News Students report ongoing problems due to lack of organization, issues with communications and recurring problems at regular council meetings.@ News Concordia’s real estate holdings now include office buildings, an apartment building and various mixed-use spaces valued at over $1.4 billion.
By Hannah Kazemi| The Link Verified Child exploitation on social media is becoming a massive problem@ Family vlogging and “mommy vlogging” are two booming and controversial genres of social media content, where parents document their children’s lives for views.
By Hannah Kazemi| The Link Verified How application paywalls are gatekeeping crucial health information@@ I downloaded my first period tracking app when I was 15.
Company Info
The Link
The Link Minnesota is a non-profit organization focused on supporting youth and young families facing homelessness, sexual exploitation, and involvement in the juvenile justice system. Founded in 1991 by former Minnesota Vikings players Jim Marshall and Oscar Reed, The Link serves at-risk youth primarily in North Minneapolis and has expanded its reach throughout the Twin Cities area. The organization offers a variety of services through three main divisions. It provides emergency shelter and housing for youth experiencing homelessness, supportive services for those affected by sexual exploitation, and positive alternative programs for youth involved in the justice system. The Link serves over 2,000 youth and young families each year, with a strong emphasis on supporting BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ youth. The organization engages with community leaders and partners to create empowering programs and relies on donations and fundraising efforts to sustain its initiatives.
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Founded: 1991