Last year, the project “Humans of MLEC,” inspired by Brandon Stanton’s “Humans of New York,” was created by high school students in the journalism strand. For this project, they dedicate time each week to interview the students and staff members attending Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC).
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— The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) October 20, 2016
Each photo taken represents the personality of the person interviewed, capturing their nature in one shot. The story accompanied by the photo, usually not even a paragraph long, allows viewers to better understand the person within the photo.
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— The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) October 12, 2016
These interviews, along with a photo, are shared on social media using #HOMLEC.
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— The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) October 14, 2016
Many now view Humans of MLEC (HOMLEC) as an opportunity to learn about those who they spend over eight hours every day with. A few weeks ago the project was picked up to continue discovering the stories of those who attend MLEC.
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— The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) October 17, 2016
Follow @HarbingerMLEC or #HOMLEC to keep up with the project.
