After completing her Youth 4 African Wildlife internship, Sarah returned to her film and theatre studies at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Since her internship she has gained the confidence to truly see a project through; from start to finish, and from the rough spots to the easy spots. This past semester she directed a short film called ‘I lost me in it’ about place and identity. She also directed a short play, The Bond, which was accepted into two New York City 1-act festivals at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre and the Riant Theatre. At the Riant Theatre, The Bond made it to the semi-finals.
Sarah is currently in India where she is studying art history and how it relates to contemporary Indian identity. She uses her time in India to learn more about the plight of their rhinos as well as the Bengal Tigers. Sarah will also be traveling to China, primarily as a visitor, but to also explore the country where so many rhino horns end up. With Y4AW, Sarah gained both the knowledge and confidence to pursue her own projects. She joined the Y4AW team primarily as a filmmaker, and she left a conservationist. She is now in the early stages of writing a play about our relationship with the environment.
Through Sarah and other Y4AW interns our vision of creating lifelong conservation ambassadors and proponents for change is being realised.
Watch this space for more updates on our former interns.
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