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The issue focuses on teen experiences and community issues, including staying off the streets and coverage of topics such as high school conversations and creative student work. It also details the program’s mission to strengthen journalism literacy and college readiness through intensive, personal instruction. Practical information for getting involved, subscriptions, and staff acknowledgements is included.","[www.threesixtyjournalism.org](www.threesixtyjournalism.org)  \nVolume 3 • Issue 2  \nDecember 2012–January 2013  \nStaying off the  streets  \nTwin Cities activists get serious about teen prostitution  \nPage 13  \nWhen he was 16...  \nTalking high school with Chris Kluwe Page 8  \nMinnesota Teens Report Stories and Issues That Matter  \nFashionable art  \nKorean student gets creative  \nPage 16  \nIllustration by Mary Wu  \nFrequenTly asKed quesTions  \nWhat is ThreeSixty Journalism? ThreeSixty Journalism is a youth journalism program of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas. The non-profit program is committed to helping Minnesota teens tell the stories that matter in their lives and communities.  \nWhat is ThreeSixty Journalism’s mission?  \nThreeSixty’s mission is to bring diverse voices into journalism and related professions and to using intense, personal instruction in the craft and principles of journalism to strengthen the literacy, writing skills and college-readiness of Minnesota teens.  \nWhom do you serve? ThreeSixty Journalism directly serves more than 100 Minnesota high school students each year via after-school classes, weekend workshops, school partnerships, individual coaching and summer journalism camps. About half the students served come from low-income homes and more than 60 percent come from communities of color. We serve thousands more via our print publications and website—[www.threesixtyjournalism.org](www.threesixtyjournalism.org)[ ](www.threesixtyjournalism.org)[How did ThreeSixty Journalism start?](How did ThreeSixty Journalism start? The)[ The](How did ThreeSixty Journalism start? The)[ ](How did ThreeSixty Journalism start? The)program began as the Urban Journalism Workshop in 1971. UJW provided basic journalism training to Minnesota high school students, particularly lowincome and minority teens, at summer camps at the  \nUniversity of Minnesota. In 2001, the program moved to the University of St. Thomas and became a yearround program with a full-time staff.  \nWhat does the name ThreeSixty mean? In 2006, the program’s name changed to ThreeSixty Journalism to reflect the program’s growth and the range of backgrounds among the students we serve. We are interested in telling stories from all parts ofour community, using a variety of media tools, including words, photos, illustrations and video.  \nHow can I get involved? Apply for our after-school NewsTeam program, which will start in February. For applications and details, go to our website: www. [threesixtyjournalism.org](threesixtyjournalism.org)  \nTo submit ideas, essays, photos or artwork, email them to [info@threesixtyjournalism.org](info@threesixtyjournalism.org) or contact Editor Thomas Rozwadowski at thomas. [rozwadowski@stthomas.edu](rozwadowski@stthomas.edu)  \nTo arrange classroom visits, contact Community Outreach Editor Katie Johnson at katie.johnson@ stthomas.edu or Executive Director Lynda McDonnell at [lmmcdonnell@stthomas.edu](lmmcdonnell@stthomas.edu)[ ](lmmcdonnell@stthomas.edu)[How can I support ThreeSixty?](How can I support ThreeSixty? Visit the)[ Visit the](How can I support ThreeSixty? Visit the)[ ](How can I support ThreeSixty? 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