I recently interviewed a friend about what she would've told her younger self.

This assignment that I did is based on Humans Of New York. I interviewed one of my teachers, asking him two personal questions about himself and his life. I recorded his answer and then took a picture of him.

"Humans of the Valley" was a social experiment similar to "Humans of New York" where we asked people thought-provoking questions.

Rachel J. hopes to run an early childhood education program one day. She interviewed Laura Polo, a teacher at her father's headstart program in Philadelphia to learn more about how democratic values can be promoted in the classroom.

I'm doing this for school. :)

I interviewed my aunt over the phone.

This was a project for my English 10 Class. I interviewed Nick Jacob.

Youth journalist Audrey S. took a road trip from the midwest back home to Pennsylvania. Along the way, she asked passersby 2 questions: What do you think democracy should look like in your life and community? What does democracy actually look like?

I interviewed a teacher similar to "Humans of New York."

El Ondrey campaigning for District Attorney. It represents someone running for political office and campaigning for votes for an election. Fair and free elections are the hallmark of democracy.

The picture is depicting the seasons changing in Athens Pennsylvania which in this photo the diversity in the tree color is representing the diversity of people’s opinions in our democracy which allows our government to change. The seasons are ever

I interviewed my little sister.

I interviewed Emma Wiegandt about her ideas on human nature. Two of the questions I asked her were, "When we’re gone, how do you want people to remember you?" and " What is the most important lesson you have learned in life?".

I interviewed Sequoia Ashby and when I interviewed her she talked a lot about cross country. You an tell she's very passionate about it and works very hard to progress.

This photo shows music records in crates at a thrift store. This represents democracy because it depicts the freedom of listening to whatever music you want. It also shows the ability go shopping freely because of the democracy in the US.

In an interview I had with Kaitlin Giacone, you get to know about her inspiring story of how she wants to help change an issue she is passionate about. She explains a past issue of hers, and how she is planning on preventing others going through it.

For this project, I interviewed Jordan Phanh. We discussed how his life changed as he grew into young adulthood and the people who helped him along the way.

The picture is depicting the seasons changing in Athens Pennsylvania which in this photo the diversity in the tree color is representing the diversity of people’s opinions in our democracy which allows our government to change. The seasons are ever

In this interview Lila told me about where her motivation comes from. She explained what contributes to her driven personality and attitude towards life.

To me, democracy means that everyone is equal and has the same amount of power. In this post, I showed how my picture represents democracy.

This post is about what democracy means to me. This photo represents democracy, how each state comes together to make a final decision and how we are the people who give the flag meaning.

People are dying from the coronavirus every day and yet life-saving vaccines are being wasted. This letter shows what can be done to stop the wasting of COVID vaccines.

Should costumes be allowed in school? Who should be allowed to make that decision?

In an assignment for my English class, I was assigned with taking a photo and saying what it means to me.

For my Passion Project with the Morehead Writing Project, I decided to focus on the heart-breaking reality of child abuse. Wanting to make change for the future of my community, I reached out to my peers and told the unforgiving truth behind abuse.

I like to get take-out from a restaurant in my neighborhood. However the restaurant uses styrofoam containers to hold their food. I decided to write a letter to this restaurant asking them to find eco-friendly alternatives. Here it is!

I interviewed Kate Fazio about something people wouldn't know about her just from looking at her and also what she likes most about herself personality-wise.

I interviewed Whilder Kijsriopas about how she has become the person she is today. She explains challenges she´s faced and learned from, what has motivated her throughout her life, and explains a reflection on moments she is most proud of.

A interview of Kai composed and written by Kate. About him as a person. He talked about his failures, experiences and goals.

The kindness of Pastor John reveals him as a keeper of democracy.

Our Democracy is shaped by the citizens of our community and gives people the power for their voice to be heard.

In this post, I express what democracy means to me. Democracy is who we are and allows us to have many rights we didn't have before. Democracy allows different forms of freedom, power, and equality.

In this response, I talked about what democracy means to me, which is rooted in being equal, having freedom to be ourselves, and the importance of education.

for this assinment i interviewd kata pardoe

For our Humans Of Sophomore Honors I interviewed Dylan. Dylan spoke all about what he wanted to do as a career, he wants to do something involving Science.

For my peer interview, my focus was Kairi. Our converstion focuse on how others' perceptions could influence your sense of self. But her take was different, it didn't challenge what she understood about herself. It´s admirable to those struggling.