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Quaker Quill Editor Audrey Lin '24 Published in Baltimore Sun
Our very own Quaker Quill Arts & Culture editor, Audrey Lin '24, has been published in the Baltimore Sun. Audrey wrote her opinion article, "As a summer camp counselor, I saw the ‘two Baltimores’ through children" for her Friends journalism class. In it, she contrasts her two experiences last summer working at ESF Camps (Education, Sports, Fun) in Roland Park, and later at Camp St. Vincent, which was held in Patterson Park for children experiencing homelessness.
Read the op-ed here.