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Foster Youth Speaking at the Sac Capitol to End Endless Probation and Extended Housing Rights For All Foster Youth

March 26, 2026 /

Youth and allies rallying at the Capitol Monday March 9, 2026. Many youth leaders and supporters rallied in front of the Capital of Sacramento Monday afternoon to hype up two Assembly Bills (AB), AB-2764, and AB-1886, that will benefit foster youth and lessen the struggles that they currently face. Read More

LGBTQ+ Youth Vigil – Remembering Those Who Have Passed From Systemic Violence

January 21, 2026 /

Last December, We’Ced Youth planned and organized a vigil for lgbtq+ youth throughout the country that have passed away. Read More

I.C.E. In My Community

September 18, 2025 /

It was 2016 when I realized how unfair the world can be. I was only nine years old but I can remember the fear I felt all around me on November 6th when Donald Trump won the presidential election. Read More

Youth United Enhancing Merced’s Parks

July 18, 2025 /

Youth United is working on a campaign to enhance parks in Merced, making them more accessible and enjoyable for the youth in our community. Read More

LGBTQ+ Art Pieces Spring Collection 2025

July 16, 2025 /

Summer collection of LGBTQ+ art created by Merced County Youth! Every season, We’Ced showcases local artists’ pieces on LGBTQ+ experiences.  Read More

Merdead Times – 2025 We’Ced Publication

June 2, 2025 /

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Queer Youth Content Pieces Winter 2025

April 7, 2025 /

This piece represents what it’s like to live with semi-strick parents, even despite being a legal adult, and having your ‘wings’ that will take you places, it’s like the important feather’s of the wings used to fly are built with toothpicks. Read More

Support LGBTQIA+ Youth Workshops

February 5, 2025 /

On Friday, November 1st, 2024 there was a workshop held at The Merced Library about how to support the LGBTQIA youth in this city and county. Read More

Queer Youth Art Showcase Fall 2024

February 4, 2025 /

Liliana Figueroa-Larios is a queer artist whose works examines the idea of remembrance and how we as a society have purposefully forgotten the intersectional history of women, lesbianism and the LGBTQ+ community as a whole. Read More