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Cailah Porter, 15, reads over an example of a short story as she and fellow Upward Bound students prepare to work in groups to create characters who will face dilemmas. Porter is an honors student who plays basketball and participates in debate and math clubs at Whitney Young Leadership Academy. She co-created a character named C'arlos who decides whether to live on the streets or return to foster care. (Chuck Crow/The Plain Dealer) Dear Cleveland, Kids here face some tough choices. As a part of our Dear Cleveland project, where we highlight young perspectives, we wanted to find a way to explore those decisions. To do that, we worked last summer with more than a dozen students who participated in the Upward Bound Program at Case Western Reserve University. We didn't ask students to share personal stories.

Instead, students worked in small groups to create fictional characters and scenarios where the characters had to make decisions. One-year-old CJ peeks through a slightly open window at his siblings playing in his yard. He had to stay inside for a nap. Air Rodgers Dear Cleveland, This is what the city's young people see when they look at you: utopia and dystopia, love and hate, beauty and ugliness, tolerance and fear. Six young women with cameras walked your summer streets, peered into your alleys and backyards, strolled your parks and beaches, and captured the face you turn upon them. Their photos are as diverse, hopeful, creative, clear-eyed and bright as they are.