Grateful
We put small images and messages in a collage that represent the things we are grateful for.
Monthly Prompt
You have value, there is always hope
A student cries out for help at school, as the stress of life proves to be overwhelming just as it feels hopeless to continue, a NAMI activist showcases a helping hand, as everyone has someone to help them, and provide hope for brighter days.
Gratitude
My entry is a poem about what I am grateful for.
Don’t Lose Sight of Hope
I chose this category because I know many people who struggle to find the good in life. I wrote it in the hope of advocating to look for the good. Through this project I too learned how to better look for the good in life.
Mental Health Podcast PSA
Depression is not always apparent. We can end the stigma surrounding mental health illness. There is always hope.
Holding On
I wanted to try and help people with the things I have gone through. Knowing these things bring more understanding towards these types of issues and I hate to see people go through trauma.
Too Faced
My art shows that even if someone looks happy all the time, they aren’t. You just need to look deeper not just see what you want to.
“When the world can be yours”
When the world can be yours, art projects allowed the creators of these projects to use visual, logical, and social-interpersonal learning styles to capture the attention of the Ramona High School students and, more importantly, to promote Mental Health dialogue among one another.
This Art Project required a great deal of internal reflection and dialogue to consider how to voice the concerns of our RAMS and how to reassure others that it’s truly okay to ask for help.
Thinking of you
I choose this category because i have stress and even sometimes feel sad i want to bring awareness to such a topic like this.
Isolation
“The meaning behind my piece is that you don’t have to struggle when you are at your worst. You can talk about what’s happening within you instead of letting it build up like I once did.”