Topics: Geographic/Regional

Meng Yu narrates their immigration story through food and how they found their way to FEEST, a food justice program in Delridge, WA, and finally to a deeper understanding of their culture and the food we eat.

Find out more about FEEST! feestseattle.wordpress.com

I wanted to tell the story of why I am so passionate about creating resources to assist the public in crisis and disasters, but that became about Hurricane Katrina, and that became about the Cajun heritage in my family.

Six youth from the Kino Neighborhoods of Las Vistas, Western Hills, Pueblo Gardens and South Park were chosen to participate in a basic digital storytelling workshop. This is one of the stories. They share their voice to inspire a greater sense of community, understanding and awareness through a glimpse of their struggles and passions.

People now these days disagree with young kids just cause they’re young.  I am an AmeriCorps Member and I am trained to educate youth into not abusing alcohol.  But since the youth back home already getting into it or trying the stuff, that’s pretty hard to do...

I am alcohol and drug free.  That is the traditional lifestyle that was never lost within me.  Our grandmothers and grandfathers never left us.  They are still within our hearts, minds and flowing within our blood.  We are survivors.

This digital story describes a radio show that was planned and implemented in October 2007 to provide information about breast health & breast cancer to Alaska Native women in the North Slope of Alaska.  The radio show also served as a vehicle to promote a November 2007 breast cancer screening clinic.

Eric describes how photographing a cabaret turned into joining a cabaret family.

This is the story of a "dynamic duo" from Tucson.

Xochitl describes her experience volunteering in Nicaragua.

This is a story about a girl scout and a prisioner reentry advocate.