Hey guys welcome back to my blog, today I am going to discuss my action project that I worked on all throughout semester 1. I worked with the company children believe (1). I created posters that I put up in person and online to create awareness about this company. They were honestly very easy to work with and created a no pressure stress-free environment.
The challenges I faced throughout this project were just trying to figure out what I was going to do. The topic I picked was about children in education and equality, and I feel like that is a controversial topic as to how to do the execution. That’s when I did some research and I found children believe. Children believe really changed my perspective on people. I find a lot of people in the world want to stick to their own life in a sense they don’t really care about affecting others positively or negatively. When I found children believe I realized the amount of poeple that want to help others. Throughout this process I found that I became a lot more passionate about helping others. Obviously, I have always wanted to help others but when I found a group of people like the people in our class social responsibility, the people we have talked to in PA-MOJA and the team at children believe it made me realized that helping others doesn’t just help these in need but creates a community and space for everyone involved.
I am hoping that people have found children believe much easier than I did and saw how truly great they are. Even as simple as creating awareness about an organization can impact others, which children believe taught me.
It’s fantastic to hear about your action project and your experience working with Children Believe! It sounds like you’ve not only contributed to raising awareness about an important cause but also discovered a newfound passion for helping others. Your reflection on the challenges you faced and how you overcame them by finding Children Believe is insightful. It’s true that sometimes, finding the right organization or cause to support can be a journey in itself, but once you do, it can be incredibly rewarding.