Project Food Forest Article (2020)

In 2020, I had the honor of publishing my first profile article for the Twin Cities Pioneer Press, a newspaper based in Minnesota. In this article, I interviewed Kimberly Rockman; she’s the founder of Project Food Forest, an organization committed to food foresting and community gardening.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “Threesixty Journalism: Project Food Forest Grows the Food It Provides.” Twin Cities Pioneer Press, 5 Sept. 2020, www.twincities.com/2020/09/05/threesixty-journalism-project-food-forest-grows-the-food-it-provides/?clearUserState=true.  

For I Am (2020)

I and other high school students at the time co-authored a book containing various creative works. I included a poem titled “For I Am” which explores my cultural existence as a Black woman and the hardships that come with it.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “For I Am.” 2020 Summer Institute, Wake County Public School System Office of Equity Affairs, Raleigh, NC, 2020, pp. 44–45.

Project Food Forest Article (2020)

In 2020, I had the honor of publishing my first profile article for the Twin Cities Pioneer Press, a newspaper based in Minnesota. In this article, I interviewed Kimberly Rockman; she’s the founder of Project Food Forest, an organization committed to food foresting and community gardening.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “Threesixty Journalism: Project Food Forest Grows the Food It Provides.” Twin Cities Pioneer Press, 5 Sept. 2020, www.twincities.com/2020/09/05/threesixty-journalism-project-food-forest-grows-the-food-it-provides/?clearUserState=true.  

For I Am (2020)

I and other high school students at the time co-authored a book containing various creative works. I included a poem titled “For I Am” which explores my cultural existence as a Black woman and the hardships that come with it.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “For I Am.” 2020 Summer Institute, Wake County Public School System Office of Equity Affairs, Raleigh, NC, 2020, pp. 44–45.

Project Food Forest Article (2020)

In 2020, I had the honor of publishing my first profile article for the Twin Cities Pioneer Press, a newspaper based in Minnesota. In this article, I interviewed Kimberly Rockman; she’s the founder of Project Food Forest, an organization committed to food foresting and community gardening.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “Threesixty Journalism: Project Food Forest Grows the Food It Provides.” Twin Cities Pioneer Press, 5 Sept. 2020, www.twincities.com/2020/09/05/threesixty-journalism-project-food-forest-grows-the-food-it-provides/?clearUserState=true.  

For I Am (2020)

I and other high school students at the time co-authored a book containing various creative works. I included a poem titled “For I Am” which explores my cultural existence as a Black woman and the hardships that come with it.

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Citation: Hayes, Abigail. “For I Am.” 2020 Summer Institute, Wake County Public School System Office of Equity Affairs, Raleigh, NC, 2020, pp. 44–45.