How teens see ‘home,’ even when they lack one
How do you describe what home means? One way is by sharing stories that speak of the many ways we live.
When a group of West Philadelphia teens told their stories as part of their participation in the Mural Arts Project “A Place to Call Home,” they opened up a surprising and poignant narrative about their “home insecure” world.
WHYY producer Elisabeth Perez-Luna wove their stories in this audio mural.
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