Humans of The Valley

In this assignment, I interviewed my teammate Hannah Walker on who she thought the most influential person in her life was.

By Mya T. from Endless Mountain in Pennsylvania

“My Dad is a really good role model and a really good leader. He makes things fun even if they are not meant to be while still following the rules. I have learned so much from him growing up and he is my biggest supporter and this is why I feel he is the most influential person in my life.”

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Civic Journalism

Trapping stray cats in my neighborhood and having them neutered and spayed.

Symbols Of Democracy

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.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my little sister.

Humans of the Valley

"Humans of the Valley" was a project heavily inspired by the "Humans of New York" social experiment.

Humans of the Valley

In our class, we were doing a project similar to the "Humans of New York."

Analytical Community Project

The project I chose to do is a lice/hygiene clinic. It helps the community with self-care and self-esteem.

Civic Journalism

Putting an end to hunger and always having something to wear.

Symbols of Democracy

This shows democracy because we have the freedom to engage in sports that aren't controlled by a government agency. There are rules but we are free to play a good old fashion football game. It also shows people can support in their own way.

Pitch

Building a sports complex would be beneficial to our community. Here are the reasons why and also how it will be created.

Humans of the valley

I interviewed one of my teammates who I look up to and asked them how they wanted to be remembered

Civic journalism

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Humans of The Valley

For the Humans of the Valley project, we were to interview a random person asking personal questions about their life. I chose to interview my substitute teacher Mr. Spalding. I asked him what he was passionate about.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my neighbor and asked her what she is most afraid of right now.

Civic Journalism-Analytical Community project

The Valley is in dire need of new activities. That's why I'm proposing to build a new skatepark. A skatepark provides a fun and happy place for kids and young adults to get exercise and learn new skills.

Symbols 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

Humans of The Valley

In this assignment, I interviewed a senior and asked them about who their most important person is to them.

Humans of the Valley

Interview Project

Analytical Community Project

Our community and many others across the globe face a common problem, litter. Not only does the littering make our community look dirty, it also significantly harms our environment and wildlife. All of this harm because of litter is 100% preventable.

Analytical Community Project

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

Humans Of The Valley

This is an interview I had with my classmate based on Humans Of New York.

Symbols of Democracy

This picture of an American flag with an American soldier plaque and a Soldier for Life sticker depicts what democracy means to me.

Humans of the Valley

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

Humans of the Valley

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

Symbols of Democracy

When asked to take a picture and write a caption to portray what democracy means to me, I made use of my environment.

Humans of the Valley

Interview questions to an acquaintance.

Civic Journalism

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

Civic Journal-community park programs

My project is about a community park that could serve the community in many different ways.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo represents the choices the people of the US can make to make their country better for themselves. Having this choice means your voice means something and you have power in the form of voting in a democracy.

Final Project

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

Humans of the Valley

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

analytical community project

The repaving of Keystone Ave.

Humans Of The Valley

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

When prompted to do a "Humans of New York" style interview of someone from the Penn-York valley region of the Twin Tiers, I went to interview Rebecca "Becky" Williams, long-time employee of the Athens Library and citizen of the Valley.

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Surprise Me

Humans Of The Valley

This is an interview I had with my classmate based on Humans Of New York.

Humans Of The Valley

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.

Civic Journalism

Putting an end to hunger and always having something to wear.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo represents the choices the people of the US can make to make their country better for themselves. Having this choice means your voice means something and you have power in the form of voting in a democracy.

Humans of the Valley

When prompted to do a "Humans of New York" style interview of someone from the Penn-York valley region of the Twin Tiers, I went to interview Rebecca "Becky" Williams, long-time employee of the Athens Library and citizen of the Valley.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo is a symbol of democracy. In this photo two people were disagreeing on a topic which happens all the time in a democracy.

Humans of the valley

I interviewed one of my teammates who I look up to and asked them how they wanted to be remembered

Civic Journal-community park programs

My project is about a community park that could serve the community in many different ways.

Symbols of Democracy

This image depicts two bald eagles sittng next to each other, looking over a house. This represents democracy because eagles are a symbol of freedom and patriotism, and the house can symbolize the American Dream.

Humans of the Valley

This was an interview project we did for English class.

Humans of the Valley

"Humans of the Valley" was a project heavily inspired by the "Humans of New York" social experiment.

Final Project

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

More responses from Pennsylvania

Surprise Me

Humans of the Valley

When prompted to do a "Humans of New York" style interview of someone from the Penn-York valley region of the Twin Tiers, I went to interview Rebecca "Becky" Williams, long-time employee of the Athens Library and citizen of the Valley.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my neighbor and asked her what she is most afraid of right now.

Humans of the Valley

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

Democracy

This image symbolizes democracy because by someone raising their hand proves freedom of speech in our country. People have the right to say whatever they want to say without being persecuted for speaking your piece.

symbols of democracy

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.

Humans of the Valley

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

On the Road with Our Democracy

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?

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed Ben Menard.

Civic journalism

civic journlism

Symbols of Democracy

This photo represents the choices the people of the US can make to make their country better for themselves. Having this choice means your voice means something and you have power in the form of voting in a democracy.

Humans of the Valley

This was a class project and I interviewed our new student.

Analytical Community Project

The point of this club is to help the community reuse, recycle and reduce waste. This picture represents collecting trash that will be recycled that was collected by the club.

More responses about "family" and " love"

Surprise Me

Humans Of Sophomore Honors : Brooke Boone

For this Project, I interviewed my classmate Brooke Boone and asked her some questions. These are some of the responses that she replied with that I thought were pretty important so I chose these quotes to represent her.

Sophomores Honors English: Sonia Vang

In class, we interviewed each other for a journalism project. When I interviewed Sonia, she talked most and highly about her family and how good they make her feel. Family is very important so that is why I chose this quote to represent her.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Nina

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

Humans of Sophomores Honors Sequoia Ashby

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.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Jackson Burger

I interveiwed Jackson Burger about how music has impacted him his whole life and how his dad has always been his biggest influence to keep pushing towards his dreams.

Humans of Sophmore Honors:Jordan Phanh

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.

Humans Of Sophomores Honors: Solveig Lyssand

For our Humans Of Sophomores Honors assignment, I interviewed Solveig Lyssand.

Final Project

A black sign saying "No One Is Alone aevidum We've Got Your Back" is hung on a window with surrounding yellow hands with student and faculty names written on them. This photo shows that no student or faculty is alone and always has someone to talk to

humans of sophomore honors Megan Barry

I interviewed Megan Barry about herself. Her responses were very intriguing and made me realize just how much there is to a person that doesn't meet the eye at first glance.

Django Everta

Danielle Anderson Humans of Sophomore Honors interview

Civic journalism

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Our Democracy

This is my veiw on Democracy, it gives us frredom of industries that support our lifestyle. This picture that is with the text is on my families ranch on Murphy Meadows, it shows our land and so much detail of what it has given us.

From Common to Uncommon

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.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Natalie

I interviewed Natalie Arrez Alcantar about what she wants to do when she grows up.

Our Democracy

For our democracy project, I talk about what democracy means to me and the connection between education and democracy and how it has affected me.

Our Democracy

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.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Kylee Waldvogel

I interviewed Kylee Waldvogel about the important lessons she has learned through life, and how it has affected her views of the world.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Kairi

For my Sophomore Honors English class, I interviewed Ashley about a childhood memory that stuck with her.

Humans of sophomore Honors: Ava

For our humans of sophomore English assignment i interviewed Ava Jones.

Humans Of Sophmore Honors: Nelson

For our Humans of Sophmore Honors English assignment, I interviewed Nelson to learn more about his life and what is important to him. I learned some facts that I didn't know before even though I have known him for many years.

Human of Sophomore Honors: Mateo

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

Humans of Sophmore Honors: Samantha Sweet

For our "Humans of Sophomore Honors" interview project, I interviewed Samantha Sweet. I found that she had a deep passion for animals, engraved in her since the beginning of her life.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Grace Allen

My interview with Grace Allen was short and intriguing. I got to learn what she would change in her life, and how she wants to be remembered.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Jackson Burger

I interveiwed Jackson Burger about how music has impacted him his whole life and how his dad has always been his biggest influence to keep pushing towards his dreams.

Our Democracy

The Our Democracy Education Project is a partnership with the National Writing Project and PhotoWings. PhotoWings' mission is to help photography to be better understood, created, utilized, seen, and saved. The project is also supported by the National Geographic Society and Catchlight, and explores the question, “What does democracy look like?” through the creation of a multimedia record of the state of local, everyday democracy today.