By: South Shore Elementary School

This is a group project made by middle school girls at South Shore Middle school. The project uses a map as a device to talk about who they are and where they are from.

By: St. Mary's Recreation Center

This is a PSA that tells the story of a young woman who ran away from home.

By: St. John's Recreation Center

We choose this topic because a lot of people in this part of Brooklyn are unfortunate to not have fathers. We came up with a scenario of a young girl without a father. It shows how her and her boyfriend broke up, and since she had no one to talk to, she ended up going to a…

By: Bronx Guild

With this digital story Emerald Smith reminds us to embrace who we are and to not listen to shallow comments on the way we look and act. She shares the secret of her strength and happiness: cherishing the people she loves!

By: Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center

A group of after school students from the Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center on the Lower East Side takes us on a tour of their neighborhood to express their views about graffiti and to ask the question of why there is so much graffiti where they live. Additional Authors: T…

By: Make the Road New York

Students made this film to help people understand the culture of Bushwick, Brooklyn, as well as how the people in their community consider each other as family united to fight poverty and injustice.

By: JHS 185Q ASPIRES

Based on a Korean folk tale, Two Brothers highlights the importance of sharing.

By: Independence High School

A young student grieves over the premature loss of her mother as she looks through belongings she left behind.

By: Cascade High School

A story about family bonds and teen struggles.