May 11, 2010
Fernanda “Fern” Frias, 17, Tucson High Magnet School:
At VOICES I am known as the 2% milk girl because of my story about my obsession with milk. These people that I have only known for a short period of time are like family to me. It is so easy, like breathing air, to open up to [...]
May 11, 2010
Shauna Williams, 18, Sahuaro High School:
During the first week of school, my creative writing teacher made an announcement about VOICES interviews and showed us the VOICES magazine. I realized that the youth who wrote for it were all regular kids. So, feeling inspired by what I saw, I went downtown for an interview, and now [...]
May 11, 2010
Mattea Wallace, 15, City High School:
I joined VOICES in my sister’s footsteps, hoping to develop some confidence in my own writing. I’m so happy to know the people VOICES has introduced to me. I find some refuge and challenge in VOICES every day.
May 11, 2010
Bryan Walker, 18, Tucson High Magnet School:
I originally applied at VOICES with an interest in photography but was placed in the radio program. I soon fell in love with RadioActivism and the people I work with. Though it is technically considered work, I feel like I’m having fun. All of the workshops have helped me [...]
May 11, 2010
Cassandra Valadez, 15, Sunnyside High School:
At VOICES I learned how to take the stories that I have to tell and transform them to be told with meaning and in an effective. I also learned that being passionate about what you want to write makes the process enjoyable.
May 11, 2010
Chris Soto, 19, Pima Vocational High School:
While a youth apprentice at VOICES, I never had to shun my own voice. Even though I feared not being accepted, I soon found out that everyone is welcome at VOICES. My mentor here, Reed, told me it’s OK to speak your truth. In short, VOICES showed me how [...]
May 11, 2010
Malcolm Robinson, 16, Tucson High Magnet School:
I heard about VOICES through other friends who have participated in the past and I thought it would be an interesting experience. VOICES has taught me so much about writing and photography and has given me valuable skills that I can use on a daily basis.
May 11, 2010
Michael Ortiz, 18:
VOICES was one of the most challenging things in my life. I was pushed everyday to do better than the last. Through radio I have learned and understood a lot about myself.
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May 10, 2010
Sarah Nichols, 16, Tucson High Magnet School:
At VOICES I’ve learned how to condense detail and get more into what my story is really about. I love that the mentors here care to listen to what we have to say.
May 10, 2010
Valentina Nez, 18, Pima Community College:
I love VOICES! It is a place for me to do writing without boundaries. My peers, mentors, and Ben are the rarest people I will ever meet. This has been once-in-a-lifetime experience for me.
May 10, 2010
Cleopatra Caperón Mendoza, 15, Tucson High Magnet School:
VOICES is the greatest thing that has happened to me since my first bike! I love coming here everyday because I get to express my true self and meet the most wonderful people. These past few weeks have taught me responsibility and a few technological and writing skills [...]
May 10, 2010
Mariana Madden, 20, Pima Community College:
I have created digital videos before and it inspired me to make more videos and share them with others. I have three big ideas for video stories: harvesting backyard produce, Type I Diabetes, and issues about refugee living in Tucson.
May 10, 2010
Christina Lopez, 18:
What I love most about VOICES is being in the studio recording my radio pieces. It has been challenging, but of course hard work pays off. One day I hope to be the greatest DJ from Tucson, Arizona.
May 10, 2010
Julian Juan, 19, Pima Community College:
I found out about VOICES from a friend who showed me a radio piece. It intrigued me because the story was about dumpster diving, but it was told in a way that made it a remarkable story. That’s what I like about VOICES: they inspire you to push yourself creatively [...]
May 10, 2010
Leonard Johnson, 21:
I’m a really outgoing person and a good father. VOICES caught my eye on the last day of hiring. The chance to work in a safe environment with great people who understand me and who I can relate to was the best opportunity I’ve been given yet, and I wouldn’t change it for [...]
May 10, 2010
Ramon “Rami” Hernandez, 20:
VOICES was an amazing experience. The mentors helped me reach my full writing potential and the bonds I made with the youth here will never be forgotten.
May 10, 2010
Oscar Hernandez, 16, Pueblo Magnet High School:
I decided to join video because I have done other sorts of journalism production at Pueblo, such as radio. I joined VOICES to see what’s so great about video.
May 10, 2010
Brian Hernandez, 15, Tucson High Magnet School:
Until I came to VOICES, taking a photo was just clicking a button for me. Here at VOICES you learn so much and the best part—besides all the cool people—is that it’s not like some assignment you have to do. Here, your story is something that you want to [...]
May 10, 2010
Tynan Scott Hartzell, 16, University High School:
I’ve always been interested in film. I feel that video is one of the most creative mediums of expression. When I discovered VOICES it seemed perfect—I would be able to follow my interest in video and share my stories while having a source of income.
May 10, 2010
Jacob Hardesty, 21:
I joined video because it seemed interesting and I’m down to learn new things. I always wrote a lot of songs and stories, just as a hobby, so I said, “Hey! Why not get into something that will help me along the way?”
May 10, 2010
Wills Gilkinson, 17, Aztec Middle College:
The training I have received has given me a broader understanding of the many aspects of journalism, in addition to hearing perspectives from people already in the field. Working at VOICES has opened the door to countless new opportunities. It has truly been an honor to work here and receive [...]
May 10, 2010
Kelsey Gates, 18, City High School:
The main thing I like about VOICES is that even though I’m not interested in pursuing a career in journalism or writing, I am enjoying the challenge of writing. I have had my opinion heard and respected many times at school, but having my work published has been a long-term [...]
May 10, 2010
Carter Gates, 15, Tucson High Magnet School:
I have been taking a film class for two years and came to VOICES to gain more hands-on and work experience. So far VOICES has been great for me. I look forward to it everyday after school and I am currently doing my story on Arizona’s budget cuts to [...]
May 10, 2010
Donna Gard, 18, City High School:
I’m so happy that I have had the opportunity to work in the VOICES radio program. Telling my story vocally, rather than on paper, has made me more comfortable. I don’t have to worry so much about grammatical errors or sentence structure. I can tell my story just as if [...]
May 10, 2010
Christina “Charlie” Estavillo, 19, Pima Community College:
I have been through a lot growing up and in my attempt to be different. Before VOICES, I hadn’t yet found a place where I felt at home. But I can walk in here after a bad day and walk out with a smile no matter what. I have [...]
May 10, 2010
Maribel Escobar, 17, Cholla Magnet High School:
At VOICES, I learned to let my readers know how I feel—basically, let them feel what I feel. In my photographs, I let my viewers see simple things in a different way. The VOICES staff made me feel comfortable, like I could go to them for anything.
May 10, 2010
Yvette Cruz, 18, Tucson High Magnet School:
I want to pursue a career in Journalism/Mass Communications and have been practicing since the third grade. I knew that by getting hired at VOICES, I would be expanding my horizons in the publishing world. I was correct. VOICES has taught me so much about editing, like condensing my [...]
May 10, 2010
Savanna Chevalier, 15, Alta Vista High School:
I chose video because I like to take pictures to make memories, stories, songs, or slideshows out of them. VOICES has offered me the opportunity to get published and get noticed, and it pays youth as young as 14…which is awesome. Making my own story and working with my [...]
May 10, 2010
Nick Cashman, 18, Tucson High Magnet School:
I found out about VOICES from a friend who was in it and was interested right away. I’ve had more fun here and become a much better writer in the last few months than I thought possible. I’ve also learned how to write well on a deadline, and getting [...]
May 10, 2010
Krystle Marie Chavez, 17, Desert View High School:
After taking a photography class at school, it was very clear to me that having a camera in my hands for only one class period wasn’t enough. As soon as I heard about VOICES and all they had to offer me, I knew this was the place I [...]
May 10, 2010
Dante Ajvix, 15, Museum School for the Visual Arts:
What first attracted me to VOICES was the opportunity to learn more about writing. I didn’t expect much but once I started working I began to appreciate the value of what we were learning. Because of VOICES I was better able to become confident in my writing [...]
May 10, 2010
Alejandra Durazo, 14, Pueblo Magnet High School:
Working at VOICES this session has been great! I never would’ve thought to hang out with the people that I now know and enjoy being around. VOICES has taught me more about life than I would’ve learned in 4 years at high school.
May 10, 2010
Michelle Beuvink, 17, City High School:
VOICES provides me with a creative outlet and resources to tell my story. I dig creative video styles; I am currently working on a stop-motion video about the art cycle. VOICES has shown me a professional story process, beginning with setting up interviews and finding contacts. I also learned how [...]
December 15, 2009
Sophia Cortes, 17, Tucson High Magnet School
Three friends and I decided to apply at VOICES simply because we were broke all the time and had heard good things from people who had participated in previous years. I applied for magazine, but was told I would be best suited for radio. I enjoy playing music and [...]
December 15, 2009
Cheryl Zamora, 17, Pima Vocational High School
I have a son and currently live in a group home. I grew in Tucson, an only child with my mother who was a single parent. I didn’t have such a good childhood but there were times were I didn’t need much. I don’t speak with much of my [...]
December 10, 2009
Paula ‘Birdie’ Coleman, 14, City High School
I am a high spirited, optimistic, and hyper. My goal in life is to be noticed, wether that be as a singer, an actress, or a writer. I love the color green, coffee, sour gummy worms and making up random words like happidy. I am a drama student and [...]
December 10, 2009
Stacey Katharine Pinnell, 20, Pima Community College
I obtain gratification from the hovering transparency of smoke, waking up alive instead of halfway dead, and marveling at beauty in simplicity. I am inspired by observing society’s leisurely transformation into an escapist culture, as well as manifestations of genius. Oh – and phenomena that are not really there…or are they?
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December 10, 2009
Avory Baur, 16, Tucson Magnet High School
I honestly never expected to actually get hired at VOICES, but I am really glad that I did. I’ve always been flaky, noncommittal and self-deprecating, but being at a place where people actually care what I have to say as helped me immensely. I’ve developed as a filmmaker, writer, [...]
December 10, 2009
Noor Jabbar, 18, Amphitheater High School
I came to America one year ago from Iraq. My goal is to graduate from Amphitheater High with very high grades and activities to get accepted with a full scholarship, either to attend Stanford University or the University of Arizona, where I want to study fiber-optics engineering. My favorite hobby [...]
December 10, 2009
London Richards, 15, Mountain View High School
Hi. I love to ride bikes and skateboard! My passion in life is filming! My favorite movie is Napoleon Dynamite. My favorite bands are White Chapel, Job for a Cowboy, The Devil Wears Prada, and As I Lay Dying.
(VOICES Photo/Lilliana Lopez)
December 10, 2009
Clarissa Corrales, 16, Desert Rose Academy
I am very content, and self-conscious about everything. I am often confused, but one thing that is clear is that VOICES has given me the opportunity to learn to write and open up. I shall carry it with me for the rest of my life. I cannot explain VOICES – VOICES explains me.
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December 10, 2009
Victoria Garcia, 17, Edge High School
At birth, my mother named me Victoria. As I got older, I grew fonder of the nickname – Vikcki. The extra “k” is there for a reason. There are thousands that go by the name “Vicki”. But I’m the only one that spells it my way. I’m very spontaneous with [...]
December 8, 2009
Noah Miller-Perry, 16, Tucson Magnet High School
I thoroughly enjoy activities such as playing and listening to music, eating, and hanging out with friends. I play the trumpet, mandolin, ukulele, keyboard, euphonium, and steel drums. I’m in the radio program at VOICES.
(VOICES Photo/Lilliana Lopez)
December 7, 2009
Anthony Valencia, 15, Pueblo High School
My favorite things to do are skateboarding, jamming out to music, and taking pictures – which is something I have loved doing since I was in fifth grade. I discovered that I love photography when my older sister ran away from home. She brought a camera with her when she [...]
December 7, 2009
Nickolas Armendariz, 19, Edge High School
I love to go out and have fun painting the town red. Strobe lights and blinking dance floors are a thrill, but my favorite thing will always be sitting inside on a rainy day with a book and junk food in hand. I’m not really into travel, however when [...]
December 7, 2009
Jose Morgan, 17, Edge High School
I hope to go to college right after high school. I had acquired an interest in journalism and I thought Voices was the perfect opportunity to get a head start. I have always had a passion for all things having to do with the media and I hope to make [...]
December 7, 2009
Tasnim “Nini” Boufelfel, 15, Tucson Magnet High School
I’ve been searching for a place where I could practice what I’m passionate about: video and photography. I wanted to find a place to share my views and I came across VOICES. I’m always looking for inspiration and VOICES does just that by giving an interesting atmosphere where [...]
December 7, 2009
Alena Estrada, 15, Tucson Magnet High School
Drawing, video games, swimming, homework, and writing are the things that dominate my life. I am also very curious about Japanese culture. I never get enough sleep and watch far too much anime. I wanted to share my writing with the community, which was why I applied to VOICES.
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December 7, 2009
Lewis Dawley-Hil, 15, Canyon Rose Academy
Before I began working at VOICES, I went to school not really caring about whether I get an A or a D in most of my classes. Now I feel like I can actually do this for a career as a freelance radio journalist. I feel like I can get [...]
December 7, 2009
Marena Priday, 17, Sahuaro High School
My free time is spent at live music performances, playing the viola, and indulging in my love for the arts. I joined VOICES after my Creative Writing teacher, Ms. Lange, encouraged me to apply. When I was hired, my knowledge of the photography and writing world was instantly heightened. Through [...]
December 4, 2009
Adela Paige, 14, City High School
My hobby is to read manga and any other book that catches my interest. Right now I’m currently reading Rumo & His Miraculous Adventures. I heard about VOICES at school when they told us that they were hiring again. I figured, “Hey, it’s not every day a 14-year-old can get [...]
December 4, 2009
Natalee Dawson, 16, Salpointe Catholic High School
In my spare time I love to write, watch The Office, sarcastically berate drivers in front of me, listen to obscure musical groups from the sixties, participate in VOICES and my school newspaper, and use run-on sentences. I love precipitation of almost all kinds, except acid rain and golf-ball-sized [...]
December 4, 2009
Pedro Reyes, 16, Amphitheater High School
Greetings and Salutations. My name is Pedro, which means stone. I like to see myself as one that rolls. I am sixteen years old, but roughly one third of those years I have spent asleep. I attend Amphitheater High School and this year I’m a junior looking forward to an [...]
December 4, 2009
Hector Mendoza, 17, Pueblo High School
Television shows, albums, movies, and the Internet have structured who I am. Making time to catch the season premier of The Office and getting emotionally attached at the season finale, making sure I listen to Radiohead’s discography from beginning to end, rewinding and replaying scenes in Pulp Fiction and keeping [...]
December 3, 2009
Ricardo Bojorquez, 17, Pueblo High School
I have often wondered what I will want to do for a living. My ultimate goal is to have fun with my job and love it. As a child I would create a story or movie with my Legos and toys, and I know that made me happy. So, I thought, [...]
December 3, 2009
Anastasia Moneymaker, 15, Edge High School
I am the one and only Anastasia Moneymaker. I have spent 15 years of my life laughing, sleeping, and voicing my opinions. I’m a prisoner of Edge High school and VOICES has somewhat freed my soul. It has given me an environment to work alongside people my age and really [...]
December 3, 2009
Stephanie Fleming, 15, Tucson Magnet High School
I’m a young teenager on the brink of getting my drivers’ permit. I have often been labeled as Goth or Emo due to my unique style. I’m half Mexican and Scottish. I have a brother who just got out of the Army, and one sister. I hope my future [...]
December 3, 2009
Dylyn Shapiro, 17, City High School
Dylyn is in her seventeenth year of life, currently scraping through her last year of high school. She comes from a Jewish household, her parents being among her greatest influences. Dylyn is originally from Gainesville, Florida and hopes to attend the U of A next year. Also, she is not [...]
December 3, 2009
Jodi Franklin, 15, home schooled
I help take care of my five brothers and sisters. I cook occasionally when my mom doesn’t feel up to it. My favorite things to cook are meatloaf and fried chicken. I look up to all of my family members for different reasons. I am glad that I was born into [...]
December 3, 2009
Robert Rojo, 14, Wildcat School
I will be turning fifteen on December 23. My religion is Christianity. I adore hearing the gospel spoken to my heart and thoughts. I often travel to my grandparents’ ranch in Ajo, Arizona, where I learn how the ranch life is harder than regular life. My goal in life is to [...]
December 3, 2009
Nina Foushee, 16, Tucson Magnet High School
I am a little sister with a frequently misspelled French last name that I love. I like moving: walks to the park, or runs with my Pop, or trips in planes, cars and buses. My mom and I are like an old married couple—we have a grand old time grocery [...]
December 3, 2009
Sara Mubembe, 16, Catalina Magnet High School
I am from the Congo and I lived in Uganda about 4 years. I am so happy to work at VOICES because it have improved my writing skills and it has helped me a lot by introducing me to more people. When I started working at VOICES it was [...]
December 3, 2009
Carbon Theirren, 20
Since I’ve been in Tucson I’ve just been painting and writing, when I can focus. During the summer I do commercial fishing in Naknek, Alaska to pay the bills. I’ve worked on a few art projects that were fun: “Our Truth,” a 3-person painting exhibition at the Icehouse in Phoenix, Survival Research Laboratories [...]
December 3, 2009
Miciela Sahner, 16, Salpointe Catholic High School
I’m the only child of a divorced couple and am mainly Hispanic, German and Native American. Photography is my greatest passion, along with my love of reading, writing, crafts, and drawing. I love to spend time listening to music and dancing. I have traveled to Central Mexico and Egypt [...]
December 3, 2009
Jacob Lopez, 19, Pima Vocational High School
I’m here at VOICES as a youth apprentice in Radio. I heard about this program through word of mouth. Now I’m a youth journalist. Honestly, it’s not where I want go in life but it sure ain’t a bad route to follow. I want to major in fashion and [...]
December 3, 2009
Charlie Franco, 16, Tucson Magnet High School
Although I interviewed at VOICES to work for the magazine, I was offered a position in the radio group and instantly took the opportunity at something I was unfamiliar with. After my first few days on the job, I realized I wasn’t used to being around the same kinds [...]
December 3, 2009
Katie Tarter, 17, Tucson Magnet High School
I joined VOICES expecting to be taught at the amateur level. Instead, I was given the training of professionals with PhD’s, published books, and above all, passion. My experience here has opened hundreds of doors and bettered the way I present myself in writing and on the radio. I [...]
December 3, 2009
Maria Aguirre, 17, Southern Arizona Community Academy
Some of my interests are reading, human anatomy, and doodling silly cats. I love Pokemon and I have an affinity for animals. I am in love with Jim Carrey and I also love pie! Not only the edible pie though—the mathematical pi is to die for, the infinite numbers [...]
December 3, 2009
Chynna Vindiola, 19, Aztec Middle College
If you want to understand my personality, you should know I’m a loner. When I’m at home you can find me sitting in the front room or in my room with the lights off because that’s how I like it. I’m also an animal person, probably because that’s what I [...]
December 3, 2009
Samuel Crosswell, 18, Amphitheater High School
My passions are painting and photography. I’m really interested in exploring different cultures and having new experiences. That’s why I was so excited when I heard about the VOICES photo program! VOICES has been an awesome creative and educational experience for me, and I’ve met lots of great friends and [...]
December 3, 2009
Fabian De La Pena, 16, Tucson High Magnet School
I like playing the piano and reading Japanese manga and watching animes. I applied to VOICES after a friend of mine told me about the job opportunity and I was looking for a job at the time. I really enjoy being at VOICES. In the photography program [...]
December 3, 2009
Gregory Thomas Clarke, 17, Amphitheater High School
5’ 10’’, muscular, likes walks down 4th Avenue and listening to people’s problems. I love art, especially sculpture. I joined VOICES to expand my artistic comprehension.
(VOICES Photo/Lilliana Lopez)
December 3, 2009
Michelle Rogers, 17, Tucson High Magnet School
I had never heard of VOICES until one of my friends told that she was going to apply, so I came with her to apply. At first I didn’t know what to expect when I got the job, but now I have a ton a fun working with the [...]
November 25, 2009
Felix Valencia, 18, City High School
It is not everyday that youth are hired to express themselves creatively while being mentored by positive role models and influences. This is going to be my second year at VOICES and it has been a blast working with all of the talented and interesting youth who come to VOICES with [...]
May 11, 2009
Ulrick Francisco: Working with VOICES has been a goal of mine since my senior year at Ha:san Preparatory and Leadership School. When the offer came to work as a photojournalist at VOICES I immediately said YES! I hope to sharpen my skills as a photographer and keep an open mind as a journalist, so far [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Ashley Alshouse and I’m 16 years old and I go to Alta Vista High. Things that I like are writing, taking pictures and also music and science. I think is music, writing and taking pictures all have a story to tell. That’s why I thought VOICES would be a great thing to [...]
May 11, 2009
Felix Valencia: When I applied to VOICES I didn’t apply to prove anything. I applied because I wanted to try. And that’s something that most people don’t do anymore. Even if you don’t succeed, you still did something rather then just sitting around doing nothing. That’s why I applied to VOICES: it gave me a [...]
May 11, 2009
Jackie Enriquez: I love my job. It’s not everyday that you get hired to express yourself through writing and photography, all while working with amazing and inspiring people. This is going to be my third year working at VOICES and I can honestly say that it has been a major catalyst toward my growth as [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Monet Rodriguez and I’m 14 years old. Who I am is a Mexican girl living on the west side of Tucson with a story to tell. I like VOICES because it’s a place where I can go just to be myself and not have to think or worry about what other people [...]
May 11, 2009
I’m sixteen year-old Talena Brown. Having my mom be a high school English teacher for much of my life, I naturally took to writing. Then, freshman and sophomore year I got the chance to be on my high school paper. After my first article was published it was off to the races for me. I [...]
May 11, 2009
Mara Balfe: Waking up is the best part of my day. Sipping down my soy milk and finishing it off with a smile. I have a deep, beautiful relationship better than any man and that’s art. Sleeping and dreaming help me stay sane, and I feel blessed and gifted to be me—and that means I’m [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Laxmi Dahal and I am a Bhutanese refugee who recently arrived here. I like VOICES because it helps to express my opinion. I chose it because I can get the opportunity to share my story, which is to convince all the people to love and help refugees. My dream is to become [...]
May 11, 2009
Carlos Valencia: I am an 18-year old urban outlaw armed with a pen and a pad of paper. I chose to work at VOICES to be a part of something positive. Tucson has many stories to be told, and the youth are merely the limbs that write them down. On my downtime I like to [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Abigail Cota and I’m 17 years old and a Senior at Pueblo Magnet High School. Last summer I attended the University of Arizona’s Writing Summer Program and it was there I learned about VOICES. Through the interview at VOICES I learned so much about myself and the world I thought I knew, [...]
May 11, 2009
Ariel Flowers: I am a writer and a storyteller first and foremost. I have always loved hearing about other people, from ancestors in my grandmother’s stories to the BBC with my mom on Sundays. I was brought up in a household where talking and reading and writing is important, and getting to know others and [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Quartney Nicole Welch. I am 17 years old and in 11th grade. My dream is to be able to take photographs and write about them. I started working at VOICES to get photography skills, but after the first week I realized I wanted to be a photojournalist instead of just a photographer. [...]
May 11, 2009
Alyssa Stafford: My name is Alyssa L. Stafford, but some people call me Angel. I was born and raised in California and moved to Tucson, AZ with the hope of starting a better life. When I first heard about VOICES I was amazed by the intentions of this program. Once I was hired I decided [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Ben Islam. I was born in California and was raised in Tucson. I originally came to VOICES because it seemed like a great opportunity, and I needed a job. I care about my friends and family dream that one day, I’ll have a career I love. My goals are to find meaning [...]
May 11, 2009
I am Christian Griessel. It took me a while to fully wrap my mind around this fact, but once I established it, it seemed almost too easy, so I searched for a deeper meaning. I spent almost a year and a half of my life to trying to figure out who I was; I searched [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Ocean Whalen. I want to work at VOICES because I want to be a better photographer. I like to take pictures and thought it was cool that you get paid to learn. I care about being a good photographer because I want to be able to take good pictures of the environment: [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is William Baker and I work for VOICES because it’s a place where we can all work together like a family to create completely individual things that weave the quilt that is the 110 Degrees Magazine. I hope that this experience will help me achieve my goal of becoming a photojournalist. I love [...]
May 11, 2009
I’m Kirsten Jackson-Price. I’m from New Orleans and I’m down for whoever is down for me. I believe VOICES is a place where I can write without being judged. I care because everyone has a right to be heard. Coming back from Hurricane Katrina, teen pregnancy, and gang affiliation are topics I would like to [...]
May 11, 2009
My name is Nicholas James Pinon, or Nick. Ever since I could do so, I’ve been writing like a mad man. I have to write in order to get my thought process out. So when the opportunity came for me to get paid to use this thinking process of mine, I had to take it. [...]
