I interviewed Nina Chiu about her family relationships and who has had the biggest impact on her and who she has become.

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

My idea to better the community is a late running bus to transport children that need transportation after after school activities.

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?

Build a Six Flags in the Empty Ingersoll Rand Clubhouse Lot.

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.

Our soccer team shows democracy, the coming together of a group of people, all equal, one team, with different backgrounds, different opinions, different education, yet one community.

For my Sophmore Honors English class, we were assigned with taking a picture and showing how it represents democracy to us, as well as what we think Democracy is. I chose a picture of the Eureka FFA Officer Team.

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.

For our democracy project, I explained how my soccer team shows what democracy means to me.

In this interview, I asked Sophia West some questions about herself and what she wanted to do with her life. I then recorded them below.

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 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.

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.

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

The sun sets over the reservoir at Lucky Peak State Park in Boise, Idaho on June 27, 2021. The light is partially visible, symbolizing possibilities of this shared space as well as fleeting opportunities. What will we do with the remaining light?

If students are required to get to school in freezing temperatures, a ride there should at least be provided.

I interviewed Mateo. The interview was about his past and his community around him.

One thing I could do for our community is to establish a coalition of citizens to do work for the elderly in Athens. This type of work would include doing yard work, and moving or fixing things.

This letter explains what greenhouse gases are, where they are coming from, what effects they have on the earth, and multiple ways to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases you emit into the atmosphere.

I chose to do my project on a plan to convert an abandoned Kmart building into a recreational facility

This letter was made to inform business owners, schools, and the public about the need for gender-neutral bathrooms.

Democracy means many things. What matters is your perspective and how wide and broad it is.

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.