110 Degrees: Tucson's Youth Tell Tucson's Stories is an annual magazine
produced by youths between 14 and 20 years old. It
uncovers untold stories
of people of all ages, backgrounds, colors and experiences.
To tell these
stories, youth are mentored in research, interviewing, writing and photography by professional writers and photographers.
110 Degrees is a project of Voices: Community Stories Past and Present Inc., a Tucson-based nonprofit organization that works to document community stories and inspire individuals to explore their own stories and their connections to their communities.
Immigration protests: Hector Moreno, 17, is a Catalina High School student and a youth journalist at the Voices 110º after-school magazine project. On Thursday, March 30, 2006, Hector photographed his classmates and other students marching to the federal building Downtown to protest immigration-related legislation. Launch slide show »»
Safehouse Espresso Bar: Photos by Alex Noelke, 16, a sophomore at City High School and a staff writer and photographer for 110 Degrees, an after-school youth magazine program of Voices Inc. Launch slide show »»
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(520) 622-7458. All articles, photos or other material on this site is copyrighted by Voices Inc. or the Arizona Daily Star and StarNet, and may not be republished or reproduced without permission.
uncovers untold stories
of people of all ages, backgrounds, colors and experiences. 
