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Danielle Hensley

Current Age: 13
School: Cascade Middle School


Interests: Some of my favorite things are running,reading, writing, skiing, spending time with my friends, and a good bar of chocolate.

Hobbies: I run, write, ski, and play the piano.
Favorite Color: Dark Blue
Favorite Book(s): The Book Thief
Favorite Movie(s): The Incredibles
Favorite Food: Gummy bears

Stories by Danielle

Neutral Zone
By Danielle Hensley, 13
Allison Correll, 18, likes to help people. She also likes to take photographs. When she joined Neutral Zone, she got to do both. Neutral Zone is an artistic teen center that gives teens opportunities to take up new hobbies and find new talents.
DreamYard
By Danielle Hensley, 13
DreamYard is Chelsea John’s outlet. She became involved in third grade when the organization came to her school to teach art and she’s now a high school junior bringing art to others.
Activism: arts
By Danielle Hensley, 13, Laura Cockman, 17
In Des Moines, Iowa, music venues are not allowed to hold all-ages music events after 9 p.m. That has not sat well with under-21 activists who have been working with city officials in hopes of changing the code to make music venues more available to the city’s youth.
PEACH club
By Danielle Hensley, 13
Fawna Racine, 19, went from almost dropping out of high school to creating her own group, finding her own voice, and making her own mark on her school.
Using a Wii helps keep young patients moving
By Danielle Hensley, 12
In 2006, the Nintendo Wii was introduced and immediately gained worldwide popularity among young people. Wii players loved the game simulations but soon learned how to cheat the system – finding that a flick of the wrist was as good as a full swing in hitting a home run in baseball, or faking perfect balance on the balance beam by using hands instead of feet on the game platform.