A documentary piece focused on my parents who left their home country that was ruined by war. They migrated to the States in search of a better life. I got to ask them few questions about their experiences.

By: Bella Altobelli

This documentary focuses on what actually living in New York does to your mental health. Throughout my two years of living in Manhattan for school, I have noticed students drop out, adults take long vacations and natives just have REALLY bad attitudes. Living in New York is what so many teenagers dream about growing up, but is reality everything they expected it to be? My documentary will feature students and New School psychology chair members and their inputs on "the city that never sleeps."

A sound memory by Sammie.

What childhood sounds like growing up in a family from Southeastern Europe.

This is a sound memory recorded, produced, and told my Maisie Rugen.

My memory describes how the sound of high heels were responsible for one of best days of my childhood.

Produced by Jade Brooks

My father never truly left my side, even in death.

Produced by Jade Gomez

The story of my ten years of swimming. It started by being dunked from a wheelchair and ended getting out of a pool mid-race. In between are moments of silence, noise, body, and water.

Produced by Meredith Bastian

This grandmother isn't your regular, knitting, chocolate bon bon baking, white haired grandmother. Her laugh-filled perspective is eternally youthful and wisdom exuding at the same time. She has passed down her wonderful light to the next generations, and it has gotten us through tough times. Enjoy Meme. :)

Produced by Tyler Simmons

This is a story about my sister Jessica's passing and all of the moments after where I dealt with it. It's also a story about coming to a state of completeness and understanding through the wreckage.

Produced by Lauren Diaz