Kathy Gin, WritersCorps’ artist in residence, visited Mission High School on March 5, 2009 to teach photography to students of WritersCorps teacher Milta Ortiz. Here are the best shots from students Guadalupe Bello, Irene Noh, Jorge Mehia, Steven Morales, Rebeca Zecena, Ertezak Ismail, Chen Tianyang, and Itzel Matias. You can also view the set on flickr.
Photos by Mission High Students
Mission Fruit - Day 2
More photos of fruit taken by our students at Mission High School. Beautiful! To see this set on flickr, go here.
Mission Fruit - Day 1
WritersCorps artist-in-residence Katharine Gin visited Cindy Je’s class at Mission High School on February 21, 2008 to teach students photography. As you can see, their work bore fruit. To see these photos on flickr, go here.
Art from Log Cabin Ranch
Artwork by students at Log Cabin Ranch, in collaboration with Katharine Gin, WritersCorps artist-in-residence. To view this set on flickr, go here.
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“Tell the World” is a collection of writing by WritersCorps students across the country. With a range of voices and diverse perspectives, “Tell the World” gives an honest glimpse into the lives of young people today. With a foreword by Sherman Alexie, two essays by WritersCorps teachers, and writing prompts, this book shows how poetry can allow us to tell the world who we are, where we’re from, what we love, and why we hope. See why the New York Times recommends “Tell the World.”
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