About us
Our Mission
The Inkstone Project fosters intergenerational connections to combat senior isolation, enhance mental well-being, and preserve personal histories—ensuring wisdom and advice is shared and remembered across generations.
Our Work
At The Inkstone Project, we connect generations through meaningful interactions. Our high school-led programs include interviewing seniors, collaborating with intergenerational organizations, and sharing stories through articles and street interviews. By fostering dialogue, we aim to bridge the gap between young and older generations, promoting understanding and mutual respect.
Our article program aims to share stories through the use of articles written by student leaders.
In partnership with the CCACC Adult Day Healthcare Center, our CCACC program works to interview seniors on their experiences.
With our Street Interview program, we engage public voices to share their wisdom towards younger generations
Our Team
Our team at The Inkstone Project is made up of passionate high schoolers dedicated to bridging generations through storytelling and connection. Each of us brings unique skills and perspectives, united by a shared goal to create meaningful intergenerational relationships. Get to know the faces behind our mission!
Steven Huang
Chief Executive Officer
Steven is a junior going to Sidwell Friends School in D.C. Outside of The Inkstone Project, he participates in speech and debate, plays tennis, and volunteers at his local senior center.
Ethan Huang
Advisor
Ethan is a rising freshman at Stanford University. Outside of The Inkstone Project, he enjoys playing basketball, and learning about entrepreneurship and computer science.
Zack Lam
Advisor
Zack Lam is a rising freshman at Harvard University. Outside of encouraging AAPI connections, he enjoys arguing about philosophy, economics, and history, and listening to music on long walks.
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