“The story telling was kind of new to me, because what we do here is we only collect stories that deal with the politicians. To really go to the common people and get their stories is something we don’t really do here. People in Rivercess are very friendly. They are willing to talk to people, to explain their stories. The students were kind of sorrowful because they have only one high school. So, so, sorrowful. And talking to them most of them want to continue their education to go to college. Especially for the girls, they’re just there having children, because after graduation they don’t have the means to come to Monrovia to continue their education. So they just stay there and bear children. It was kind of sorrowful. I really felt for this girls in Rivercess. This project will help me as a journalist, especially in storytelling, because we have been blind to it. So I want to say a big thank you to you guys.”
-Kindness
