Self- written and produced documentary, collaborated with Richana Johnson

In this powerful episode of Macon Conversations, two 17-year-olds, Edna and Julianna, courageously share their personal experiences growing up with racism in the South. They speak openly about the challenges of confronting prejudice within their communities and families, as well as their deep fears about whether real progress will ever be achieved. Their honest dialogue sheds light on the complex emotions faced by the next generation in the ongoing fight for racial justice and equality. Join us for this heartfelt conversation about hope, fear, and the urgent need for change. Check out our website at gpb.org #MaconConversations #RacismInAmerica #YouthVoices #SouthernHistory #RacialJustice #EqualityForAll #BlackVoicesMatter #NextGeneration #SocialChange #FightForJustice #HopeAndFear #CivilRights #YouthActivism #RaceAndIdentity #SouthernYouth

SkillsUSA Commercial placed 3rd in the state of Georgia

Link to the full article: https://medium.com/macon-from-scratch/sarah-gerwig-moore-f0f4bd2c99a1 A captivating look into Professor Sarah Gerwig-Moore's orange cookies by Maya Gilpin, Edna Rutland, and Jacqueline Purtell through the Digital Media Summer Camp at Mercer University’s Center for Collaborative Journalism.

Original video written, edited and directed by Edna Rutland