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2024-05
26 pages
Bustamante, McKenna
Kautz, Luke
Kirtz, Jaime
Barrett, The Honors College
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Comm
Arts, Media and Engineering Sch T
Text
Creative thesis written in conjunction with my Media Arts and Sciences capstone project, Relatables. Relatables are a series of collectible cards and pins that feature four fictional characters representing a diverse range of backgrounds and personalities. These characters serve as catalysts for open and insightful discussions, encouraging children to explore and reflect upon the beginnings of complex aspects of human experiences in a comprehensible manner. A QR code on each of the cards direct users to an interactive website that acts as a hub for exploration and discussion where users can access more detailed profiles of each character and resources for parents.
Awareness
Social Injustice
Identity
Mental Health
Youth
children’s literature
Collectibles
Cards
pins
Creative Project
Arts
Media
Engineering
Media Arts and Sciences
capstone
Relatables: A creative venture into engaging awareness and understanding on social injustice, identity, and mental health in the youth through children’s literature and collectibles