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SWB Dallas
Storytellers Without Borders is a Dallas Public Library initiative, in collaboration with The Dallas Morning News, which transforms high school students into community journalists using 21st century library resources.
Latest Posts
What Makes a Neighborhood a Community
By Lucille Leydon, 10th grade, The School for the Talented and Gifted at the Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center
A Community Built From Hope, Love, and Lots of Bricks
By Sarah Houston, 11th grade, Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
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In Dallas, the Fight Over Confederate Monuments Continues
By Fernando Cervantes Jr., 12th grade, Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy
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DISD changes to ranking system for high schools frustrates students, parents
By Emma Lloyd, 11th grade, Woodrow Wilson High School
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One Highschooler’s Quest for Community at Bus Stops in Dallas
By Annie Xia, Trinity Christian Academy
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Now Seeking Next Generation of Reporters
Are you a high school student? Do you live in or near the city of Dallas? Do you ask good questions (better questions than these, for…
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Applications open for Visual Storytelling Workshop this Summer
Click here for application.
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Addressing the Gender Pay Gap in Professional Basketball
By Sanai L. Mason, 9th grader at Life School Oak Cliff High.
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This family is overcoming cerebral palsy without conventional therapies
By Elizabeth Hastings, 10th grade, Irma Rangel Young Women’s Leadership School
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How Gentrification is affecting long-term businesses, residents in Oak Cliff
By Maximus Hinojosa, 11th grade, Bishop Dunne Catholic School
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