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Molly Sorensen’s film, “Mud and Honey” will be aired on JetBlue flights for twelve months.

Khanya Brann moved to Washington D.C. in January to start her job at the White House.

Matthew Barber published his photography of last summer’s Black Lives Matter protests.

Jeffrey Whittingham started Growth, Love, Success to give youth skills needed to be strong and confident.

JuiceBox Magazine covers social issues affecting high school and college students.

Ben Thomas was the assistant audio engineer on Ingrid Andress’ country album “Lady Like.”

Ben Kalina and Jen Schneider’s documentary highlights international environmental research.

Jenna Faccenda created Eclipse Lit to give writers a platform to discuss depression and mental health struggles.

Pete Zakroff self-published his memoir in September, inspired by more than 50 years of his life.

Scott Troxel has his wooden sculpture showcased in ‘Unplugged,’ an exhibit highlighting human connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.