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Welcome to The Wildling Story Booth. Your story matters, and we want to hear it. The Wildling Story Booth is a special project in partnership with filmmaker Maribeth Romslo to capture youth audio stories that shape who we are.
Our collection of stories showcase young storytellers sharing their personal thoughts and experiences. To learn more about the project and to contribute your voice, visit https://thewildling.org/story-booth.
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"Placing another life at the center of my little solar system, reshapes my need to be perfect into a desire to be helpful." - Isabelle, 12th grade
"Making history should be defined as the moments in life when we've struggled and overcome, cried, smiled, fallen, gotten back up, made mistakes, and learned from them." - Bukunmi, 11th grade
"I hope I will contribute to the development of a theory that applies all four forces to quantum mechanics. This motivates me to continue to learn and discover because of the possibility that I could further humanity's knowledge of the fundamentals of our universe and existence." - Kate, 11th grade
"I believe the odds of how realistic a dream can be are determined by how much you believe in yourself and are able to think outside the box." - Margaret, 10th grade
"My dad has always been the biggest supporter of my dreams." - Estelle, 12th grade
"My passion in the fields of technology and healthcare makes me dream big as the world is shrinking, with rapid changes in technology." - Anushka, 12th grade
"This is what imagining bigger looks like to me — encouraging others to be involved in new things that you think they will enjoy." - Sierra, 12th grade
"When I was watching the news about Russia taking over Ukraine, it struck me like lightning." - Kummal, 4th grade
"My parents are always there for me and always proud and willing to support my goals." - Mathias, 6th grade
"The world has been continuously ending since I can remember. Not even just the pandemic, but politics, climate change capitalism." - Benny, 12th grade
"Frida Kahlo is a trailblazer. I look up to her. Frida shows me that I can do anything I put my mind to. She shows me to be fierce when things are tough." - Josefina, 5th grade
"I sought to connect with those who may have faced a similar battle, reassuring them that they were not alone. And for myself, I learned to understand and forgive my dad." Jorja, 12th grade
"In order to imagine a better would mean working towards a more just an inclusive society, where all other individuals have equal rights and opportunities regardless of their background." - Sammy, 11th grade
"I want to use my voice to convince people that war is bad. Everybody deserve fairness and peace." - Htee, 12th grade
"Interacting with strangers on the subway is one of the simple joys I found in life because it reminds me that we're all in this together." - Sunde, 9th grade
"Growing up there have been times where I felt small felt as if I didn't matter. I still think like that sometimes, but I believe it's worth considering how we matter as people." - Murwat, 11th grade
"Whoever you have around you depends on how you're gonna be in life and how you're gonna act." - Fojay, 12th grade
"I want to make sure I can pave a positive way for myself, and having stability for myself." - Joseline, 12th grade
"You got a lot to live for, you know, you never know what's out there in the world that's there for you." - DeAngelo, 12th grade
"My dad is someone who supports my dream. I started drawing, I would come home and show my dad and he would say, my drawing "looks great kid, keep up with the good work." - Kaliah, 11th grade
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