A Sanger Unified mother is teaming up with local organizations to raise awareness about bullying after she says the school district hasn’t done enough to protect her son and hold bullies accountable. Mao Her has formally expressed her deep concerns regarding the ongoing bullying of her son Kent. [read more]

AT&T, Human-I-T Provide 250 Laptops and Backpacks to Students and Families from The Fresno Center and Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County Distribution part of employee effort to help bridge the digital divide and equip 20,000 students with laptops [Read More]

The Fresno Center is hosting Asian – American Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration. Background: Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AAPI) individuals and communities are irrefutable sources of our cities’ strength. The richness of our city’s multicultural democracy is strengthened [Read More]

Literature to Life (LTL) is thrilled to announce its participation in the 2024 Rogue Performance Festival, presenting their Signature Performance of The Latehomecomer by Kao Kalia Yang. The Latehomecomer is a tribute to Yang’s grandmother and tells the story of [Read More]

Sponsored by Wells Fargo, the “Farm to Table” event will provide a dining and cultural experience that includes a welcome VIP reception, meal featuring five options, and the opportunity for guests to tour the farm, view the harvest of the [Read More]

August 18th, 2023 More than 200 refurbished laptops will be given to Fresno students and families as part of AT&T’s nationwide commitment to help bridge the digital divide. The laptops, funded by an AT&T donation to Human-I-T, will be given [Read More]

Workshop on July 13, 2023 located at The Fresno Center “What Is a Good Job Now?” is a series supported by The James Irvine Foundation, focusing on workers in the low-wage sectors of California’s economy, in communities across the state. [Read More]

On Monday morning, January 24th, 2023, The Fresno Center held a press conference to address Congressman Jim Costa’s $1.5 million in funding to support The Fresno Center in Mental Health Services in Central California. “It’s about time that we recognize [Read More]

A federal agency has named two Fresno-area community leaders as citizenship ambassadors. Margarita Rocha, director of Centro La Familia Advocacy Services, and Pao Yang, president and CEO of the Fresno Center, will help immigrants living in the San Joaquin Valley [Read More]

Meet the Fresno community leaders who federal officials appointed Citizenship Ambassadors Three Californians were chosen to help in this federal initiative. It was even more exciting to see that two out of these Californians work with Fresno’s community, Margarita Rocha [Read More]