Showing posts with label Final Interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Final Interview. Show all posts
Sunday, April 24
Morning Interview with Jackie
On the morning of the third day, Jackie is worn, triumphant, and thoughtful. As she recounts the weekend, she remarks that while she could barely stand in the morning, she has made it through. And admirably, I might add.
Key learnings:
It is cold on the streets.
Talk to people. Being dirty doesn't mean someone shouldn't be treated like a person.
"I'm stronger than I thought I was!"
Key learnings:
It is cold on the streets.
Talk to people. Being dirty doesn't mean someone shouldn't be treated like a person.
"I'm stronger than I thought I was!"
Saturday, April 23
Final Interview: Melissa
Melissa must return home, but I manage to catch her for an interview before she leaves. As our resident ethnographer, she has generated 50 pages of fieldnotes in 24 hours. She reflects on what it is like to be ignored and what it is like to have the elements wearing away at her calm.
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