Students march for their lives in Redwood City

Victoria Valle Remond

Victoria Valle Remond, Segment Producer
March 25, 2018
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Victoria Valle Remond reports on Redwood City’s March for Our Lives and the powerful students involved.

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Victoria Valle Remond, Staff Writer

Victoria is a junior at Carlmont High School. She’s passionate about film, investigative journalism, and the impact of mass media. She’s won awards for her work as a part of Carlmont’s broadcast news publication, ScotCenter. She’s also fluent in both Spanish and English and has worked extensively with the Redwood City School District translating to...

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