Selections of my work.
Today at 11:15 am students held a walkout in support of the Comprehensive Human Sexuality Education Plan, which the district was going to vote tonight on whether it will implement. The school district announced that “Tonight’s School Board Meeting will be rescheduled to a later date.” Continue reading “Students hold walkout over health curriculum”
StoryCorps interview with my little sister.
In this StoryCorps interview, my youngest sister, Cristina Secchi, age eight, shares some of her favourite things and memories, and what she wants to be when she grows up.
With the trans pride flag painted on his cheek, Caleb Richards stares into the lens. Continue reading “Will Not Be Erased”
Here is my college app. essay, it is the best way to get to know me, the challenges I have faced as a visually impaired photographer, and my current goals as a photojournalist.
Looking back at my time in high school, I realized how much of my time was spent overcoming barriers, whether environmental or self imposed. Continue reading “Unique phenomena”
Today is the 30th Annual National Coming Out Day!
Quick history lesson – National Coming Out Day was born on the first anniversary of the march on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, which took place on October 11, 1987. Over half a million people participated. This event also resulted in the founding of numerous LGBTQ+ organizations. The purpose of National Coming Out Day is to mark the anniversary of the march and to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Continue reading “Coming Out”
Drea Secchi 