Kati Tolgyesi

  • Adelle,
    I absolutely LOVE this idea! It has a lot of potential to become a really good resource for mothers and daughters alike. I can’t wait to see the final product!
    Greta

  • Adelle,
    This is a very cool idea! I hope it was helpful for you. And I think you’re right, so many social justice issues just boil down to inequality.
    Greta

  • Adelle,

    I admire how ahead of the game you are in posting this already! I also admire that you want to look into an issue that affects you and your peers personally and is attainable in terms of making […]

  • Adelle,

    I totally second what Erik said–it’s so great that you sought out opposite perspectives! It sounds like you learned a lot from them, and I did too: when you said you were talking to a Trump-supporting […]

  • Oh wait, I meant to link to the CF documentary! Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMB5M8Q0hEI
    You’ve sparked my interest in watching it!

  • Adelle,

    My apologies for not reading this post sooner! Once again, it was very thoughtfully written. I especially like how you noticed the divide between the mostly Caucasian residents of your town and the more […]

  • Adelle,

    Thank you for this post!! My name is Greta, and I’m going to be reading your blogs this fall. I was a What’s the Story? student-learner in the 2016-17 cohort, and I’m pumped to be back as a blog reader. […]

  • This post is two months later than all the other posts, but maybe that’s not such a bad thing. I mean for the people doing my grades it is, but for me, this moment in time feels as good a time as any to write a […]

  • What’s The Story VT, an experience that I will never forget. Though some might be able to create a sentence that captivates the audience and makes them have the desire to keep reading and reading I can brutally […]

  • Looking back on What’s the Story is like looking back on a class, a summer camp, a winding journey, an intensive workshop, and a giant inside joke—all rolled into one. It’s hard to believe that back in Se […]

  • I’ve thought those words over the past months more than I ever have in my life, and every time, it’s been about the same thing: What’s the Story.

    Almost exactly a year ago, I was in your position. Approached by […]

  • What is WtS, and how is it different than a typical course? WtS a program were social action teams that are created based on interest and passion take on issues facing Vermont. Typical “courses” (I’m still in […]

  • I have now been doing “What’s the Story?” for going on two years, and there are many reason’s that I will continue to be involved in this program. This program has played a great role in my development as a […]

  • One week ago, in Burlington and Winooski, I learned that the very best part of our project is talking to people. Maybe I had gotten a taste of that when I first formed my team in November, or when I had my i […]

  • Today I experienced a very different pre-interview than the last one I had, and a pre-interview that will likely take me in different directions. Last time I was speaking to an expert on my topic who was mostly […]

  • Man, does it feel good that I finished an interview yesterday—and that I finished it smoothly, quickly, and well. That I have over 45 minutes of footage that we can and will use in our documentary. That my que […]

  • Clara,
    Thank you, that does help! I like the questions you added, and I also think you’re right that I shouldn’t ask all of those today, but rather get a general overview of what she does so I’m ready for the […]

  • Dear Team,

    Going into my first pre-interview, with Shawna Shapiro, I’d like to get your advice. For all the talk about interviews at the last retreat, I’m still unsure about what kind of questions to ask. In a […]

  • I arrived late yesterday thinking that I was going to be leaving still debating whether or not I should stay in What’s The Story? but typing this now I’ve realized that I need to continue.

    It’s not like I don’t […]

  • What I love about What’s The Story is that I never quite know where it’s going. It’s like the Labyrinth of Ancient Greek mythology: a maze that changes as you travel its paths. Except instead of a minotaur hidden […]

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