6th Grade Podcasts: The Refugee Crisis Project

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

While the main series focuses on real-world history, this special creative feature takes us into the world of fiction. Inspired by Sean Easley's The Hotel Between , this episode explores what it means to welcome travelers from all walks of life through an exclusive interview with the magical hotel's manager.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Sudan. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Sudan. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Sudan. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Sudan. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Somalia. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Somalia. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Rohingya. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Rohingya. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Myanmar. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Ethiopia. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in the Central African Republic. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in the Central African Republic. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Afghanistan. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Rohingya. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Venezuela. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.

An "expert" interview on the refugee crisis in Tigray. Please remember this is a student-created podcast, written, recorded, and edited by 6th graders.