In 2014 DeWolf worked with Youth Speaks' newly formed Off Page Project to create three pivotal films. "The Off/Page Project combines the analytical lens of The Center for Investigative Reporting with the groundbreaking storytelling of the literary nonprofit Youth Speaks. Living at the intersection of youth voice and civic engagement, the Off/Page Project provides a multimedia platform for young people to investigate the issues and stories that would otherwise be silenced." "In the inaugural video "Whispers from the Fields," 19-year-old Monica Mendoza takes on the challenging issue of sexual violence among migrant women farmworkers." "Their voices and poems and creative art has the power to change aspects of their lives personally, but also to have an impact on another kid's life and another city's life." "This is Home" was "produced as a part of Subsidized Squalor, a collaborative investigation by CIR, KQED and the "San Francisco Chronicle" that exposed the failures of the Richmond Housing Authority in California and how it has left residents living in deplorable conditions." The third film, "Locked In" is "a piece depicting the disturbing reality that many youth face in solitary confinement." DeWolf also made three films in collaboration with Write Home, addressing teen homelessness.