​The project We the People? questions the U.S. responsibility to it's citizens when natural disasters  occur.   The project was created in response to the 2017 hurricane season where six storms hit and battered the U.S. gulf coast and a few Caribbean islands leaving many casualties and over $200 billions in structural damage. 
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https://www.oakpark.com/News/Articles/8-21-2019/A-glimpse-of-disaster/

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​Breast cancer is the most common invasive cancer in women world wide.  The images below tell of a friend's successful journey.

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Welcome to
​the Kansas State Fair!
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www.hutchnews.com/news/20170920/kansas-state-fair-through-eyes-of-returning-visitor 

​Shanel's birth

​Asian-Domestic Garage

The Literacy Collaboration Project 

The Literacy Collaboration Project began in 2015. Educators from NASH, a Chicago Public School and KIPP, a Charter School,  collaborated on a literacy program, cross training and teaching common core subjects.