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It was the best feeling. David provides a running analysis on how the fashion trends have changed (guys dont wear tank tops anymore) and how out-of-place he feels on campus (I dont remember the last time I went to a party). Duffin acting university archivist at Penn Archives shared that the project was started in May 2020 as a proactive step to make sure that the Penn community intentionally documents this pandemic better than . In 2021, he took a leave from Penn, during which he worked on the PBS primetime docu-series La Frontera as a photographer, and began driving across the country with his roommate, writer Max Strickberger, to interview young people about how they felt about the pandemic and the future. Price is subject to change with prior notification. Theyre combining forces to try to understand and diagnose a moment in time for a certain generation. And that wasnt just like a class piece; it was very much an age-related commentary on whats going on now. I have been told this by several of his housemates. Senior Max Strickberger, co-creator of Generation Pandemic. Photography by Alan Jinich . For Lily Stein, C22, Alan Jinich, C22, and their classmates, it wasnt merely an academic experience, but a deeply personal one. It had the most amazing weather. Vivian Ramirez on LinkedIn: A generation shaped by a pandemic | Penn Today It makes them morally and ethically accountable to their subjectsthat is, they are not just swinging by for one or two interviews, but they are building up a relationship built on trust: their trust of the subject, the subjects trust of them. If your post is offensive, not only will we not publish it, we'll laugh at you while hitting delete. Philadelphians of all stripes share what the past year of pandemic living has taught themfor better and for worse, Generation Pandemic creators Alan Jinich and Max Strickberger | Photo by Susan Korec, By signing up to our newsletter, you agree to our, Philly man sets out on a daunting mission to meet 10,000 strangers, 10-year Philly project explores the power of empathetic listening, New film captures a Philly familys struggle with opioid addiction, New book spotlights tattooed Philly women sharing stories of trauma, Listen: Ali Velshi Banned Book Club with Julissa Arce, Listen: Ali Velshi Banned Book Club with Julia Alvarez. He also began working as a production assistant on the award-winning PBS cooking show Patis Mexican Table, and has continued in seasons 6, 8 & 9. And its just a staple for growing up in Philly.
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