I interviewed Mateo. The interview was about his past and his community around him.

In this response, I talked about what democracy means to me, which is rooted in being equal, having freedom to be ourselves, and the importance of education.

A library, a book return cabinet is for students to return books of knowledge that they have yet so to retain. Citizens, returning the books, the books representing each person’s vote, their ideas, their beliefs, back into their democracy.

In this interview Lila told me about where her motivation comes from. She explained what contributes to her driven personality and attitude towards life.

The picture is depicting the seasons changing in Athens Pennsylvania which in this photo the diversity in the tree color is representing the diversity of people’s opinions in our democracy which allows our government to change. The seasons are ever

This letter explains what greenhouse gases are, where they are coming from, what effects they have on the earth, and multiple ways to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases you emit into the atmosphere.

I wrote about how democracy relies heavily on the education of its population.

For our democracy project, I explained how my soccer team shows what democracy means to me.

For my Sophmore Honors English class, we were assigned with taking a picture and showing how it represents democracy to us, as well as what we think Democracy is. I chose a picture of the Eureka FFA Officer Team.

I interviewed Whilder Kijsriopas about how she has become the person she is today. She explains challenges she´s faced and learned from, what has motivated her throughout her life, and explains a reflection on moments she is most proud of.

To me, democracy means that everyone is equal and has the same amount of power. In this post, I showed how my picture represents democracy.

In this post, I express what democracy means to me. Democracy is who we are and allows us to have many rights we didn't have before. Democracy allows different forms of freedom, power, and equality.

For my peer interview, my focus was Kairi. Our converstion focuse on how others' perceptions could influence your sense of self. But her take was different, it didn't challenge what she understood about herself. It´s admirable to those struggling.

Thinking about the changing symbolic meaning of masks over the course of the pandemic

This photo is of a tree at Peabody Hall at the University of Arkansas.

The project I chose to do is a lice/hygiene clinic. It helps the community with self-care and self-esteem.

This photo shows music records in crates at a thrift store. This represents democracy because it depicts the freedom of listening to whatever music you want. It also shows the ability go shopping freely because of the democracy in the US.

Democracy was, now and always should be made up of people who care and understand the people who elected them into office; but is that always the case?

I interviewed Sequoia Ashby and when I interviewed her she talked a lot about cross country. You an tell she's very passionate about it and works very hard to progress.

I express my learning about democracy through soccer and how I now have many real world skills due to that environment.

Democracy is a people, not a government.

I interviewed Megan Barry about herself. Her responses were very intriguing and made me realize just how much there is to a person that doesn't meet the eye at first glance.

In an assignment for my English class, I was assigned with taking a photo and saying what it means to me.

"Humans of the Valley" was a social experiment similar to "Humans of New York" where we asked people thought-provoking questions.