Sarah was simply looking to fulfill a requirement for her journalism classes when she discovered Public Media Network. One thing led to another and now she's created an amazing video highlighting a local artist and has an article published in Encore Magazine ! "By spotlighting community members and telling their stories attentively, we have a chance to deepen appreciation and understanding of each other," Sarah says. "I think the impact of videos like this might be small at first but can impact the ethos of the greater community." We're proud of all Sarah has done so far and know she has great things waiting for her. Now hear Sarah's advice for you: "You have something to contribute. There are people who are more experienced, more skilled and more educated than you. Instead of letting that intimidate you, get out and learn from people who know more than you do." Watch her video: https://videoplayer.telvue.com/player/2bm0gzQWeVRzdCgvjXziXKwO3icSKh05/media/942937?autostart=false&showtabssearch=false&show_title_description_summary=true&fullscreen=false and pick up a copy of Encore's April edition or check out their website to read the article. #CommunityMedia #Kalamazoo #LocalArtist #MediaMatters #Storytelling (fb)

Frank Jamison Fellow Sarah Horton sat down with local craftswoman Morgan Pell to share the story behind her beautifully handmade brooms and whisks. Watch here: 2ly.link/269oB #FrankJamisonFellowship #PublicMediaNetwork #EncoreMagazine #Storytelling #LocalArtists #JournalismInAction (fb)