November – December 2010 Issue

Hanifati, 16, has had health problems all her life, but she’s still still doing the things she wants to do.

When 16-year-old Ronsanise was hit by a car, it was hard for her to travel a long distance to get treated.

Joseph, a North Korean refugee who came to the United States when he was 17, shares his journey and challenges in this interview with Ha Young.

When Ha Young, 16, learned about refugees who risked their lives to escape, she wished she could help them.

For 16-year-old Jessica, her collectible dolls are more than toys.

Julie, 15, writes about what it’s like when the homeless woman on the street is your drug-addicted mom. Reprinted from 1994.

Christian, 17, says art isn’t just nice to look at, it can also be thought provoking.

When babies can’t live with their parents, Helen, 15, and her family take them in and give them love.

After years of severe back pain, Claudia, 17, finally gets to play the sport she loves.