For teens, by teens
Blended is a literature and art magazine for teens by teens in San Juan County.
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Students from the following schools have submitted to Blended Zine:
Ashley Parker, 2016 Winner |
Caleb Lybrook, 2016 Runner-Up |
Grace Lee, 2015 Winner |
Ashley Parker, 2014 Winner |
Kelsey Rahm, 2013 Winner |
Dana Standridge, 2012 Winner |
Jensen Litke, December 2011 Winner |
Evan Atwood, May 2011 Winner |
| Each issue of Blended was unveiled at a Release Party at the Farmington Public Library. All San Juan County teens and their families were invited to attend the release parties. |
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Blended Zine on New Mexico Style |
Blended in Arts Perspective
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Article in the New Mexico State Library e-newsletter |
Blended Zine's former editor, Erica Brown, was interviewed for Pat Mora's blog!
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Blended Mission Statement Blended Zine was created to be an artistic outlet for teens in San Juan County. Blended strives to be a positive influence and helps teens stay connected and involved with the community. Along with the Farmington Public Library, Blended enlightens, enriches, and changes lives by providing innovative, optimistic and constructive influences for adolescents. Ethic Statement
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Zine sponsors Blended is made possible through generous grants.
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