Tales of Adoption and Courage
by Michael Song
Michael shares his story of being adopted from Korea in his One World Reflection. He explains how adoption is the ultimate show of selflessness and requires both biological and adoptive families to make sacrifices and hard decisions in order to provide the child with a better life.
Cyber Bullying
by Tanith Ramon-Ibarra
Tanith's One World Reflection sheds light on the prevalence of Cyber Bullying and the effects of being harassed online or through texting. She suggests how parents, teachers, and students can take steps to help kids protect themselves and maintain a positive online presence.
Muslim Identity & Media
by Laila Kunaish
Laila's Reflection investigates how the media in the US stereotypes Muslims in a negative light. Laila writes about her own experiences as a Muslim-American and her hopes for a more accurate media portrayal of her culture and religion.
Exploring Religion in Israel
by Yoni Kalin
In Yoni's Reflection he explores religion, faith, and identity in one of the world's holiest religious centers. Follow his journey as he encounters the power of faith in peoples' lives, and the challenges of religious tolerance in Israel.
To prepare youth to be culturally and globally literate citizens and to enhance student engagement and learning through a classroom curriculum built around student writing on culture and global issues.
