What’s the Story? has been ( I will just plainly say it) the most beneficial class I have ever taken. It has taught me things and taken me places that I would never have expected, and also helped me get stronger […]

In my life, the life of Theo Wells-Spackman, a 9th grader from Middlebury, there have been numerous educational experiences. Most of them have been good, and some have been better than others. I have written […]

So, here we are. The end of filming. The beginning of the next stage of change. We are so grateful to all the people who gave us their time to help support the change we are hoping to make. We have done so many […]

This past few weeks, we have been extremely productive and prolific in the collecting of footage. This is in part because we are forming a cohesive unit, and partly because we have been willing to donate much of […]

I. The Maimed Harmonic

From within uncover’d yet restrained

Strains thee, the silent melody which shakes

The sullen trees. And it neither good fortune makes

Nor success, not civil that people look […]

Thus far, we have created a survey that has been circulated around the school about perception of gender bias and gender roles to help us form a hypothesis about the state of gender equality in this community . […]

When I arrived  here yesterday (which seems like years ago now) with a carfull of people:

I was both excited and nervous. I was excited because I was about to spend a weekend in a new place, working at […]

There are several main topics of my plan  that I would like to address:
 

I hope that I can open people’s minds about gender, to ensure more equal opportunities for both genders, including transgender per […]

My topic of gender inequality is extremely important because over half of the United states population is being unfairly treated. In Vermont, there are massive inequalities and problems in the ways that we deal […]

I have organized my very broad topic of gender inequality into several main branches relating to my previous post.

It was slightly confused, but I found it readable. Just follow the lines and arrows. It was as […]

#5 Gender and Transgender Inequality. Otherwise known as “the Straight Pride Effect”

I have decided to shift my topic slightly from the cause of the situation (gender stereotypes) to the effect (gender […]

         This week I have broadened my topic to better suit the field of research: how are people creating change to deal with stereotypes? Unsurprisingly, I discovered that many successful efforts toward chan […]

I have decided to pursue the topic  of gender stereotypes as a preliminary field of research. I have interviewed three people, my mother, Marion Wells, friend of the family, Jim Berg, and my brother, Toby […]