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Civic Imagination Main Menu The Big Map: an Overview of the Civic Imagination The Big Map of Civic Imagination all over the world Non Fiction Real World Instances that inspire Civic Imagination Popular Culture/Fictional Characters, stories and fictional universes that resonate with communities and inspire action Myth and Folklore Stories from cultures around the world that inspire Civic Imagination Religious Stories based in faith and religions Migrating the Stories Explore the Big Map and then remix Imagination by migrating stories to new locales Contributors People who contributed stories to the project

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The Big Map: an Overview of the Civic Imagination Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
Contents of this tag:
1. Sandokan
2. Dune
3. A Superhero
4. Kevin F
5. Yeti: The Abominable Snowman Lives On
6. Maus: A Survivor's Tale
7. Felicitas C
8. Sisyphus
9. Lakpa Sherpa
10. Tuesdays with Morrie
11. Cinderella
12. The Lion King
13. Sailor Moon Sailor Moon is a young teenage girl that learns that she has magical powers that allows her to fight against the evils of the extraterrestrial world. She finds the Sailor Scouts, Venus, Mercury, Mars, and Jupiter. Each of them have powers that relate to the symbolism of their planet and a specific superhero outfit that they wear. Based in Neo-futuristic Tokyo the story was released in the 1990’s as a manga and then a television anime came out. It became very popular among teens especially young Asian-American girls because of where it was based although the characters were many depicted as white skin tone.
14. Muriel: Love in abundance for Bournemouth's homeless people
15. The Story of Isaac Davis
16. Chef "Chef is a film released in 2014 that was written and directed by Jon Favreau who was inspired by his own career in film and love of the culinary arts to create a movie about a popular chef who needs to find his creative spark and fall in love with cooking once more. The film begins in California where Chef Carl Casper lives and works. After receiving a brutally negative review from a well regarded food critic, Carl reevaluates his job at a fancy restaurant in California. He realized that sticking to a strict menu has taken away a lot of joy from the profession he used to love. After he quits his job, Carl heads to Miami, Florida with his family because his ex-wife, Inez, needs him to watch their son, Percy, while she works.
17. How the tortoise got cracks in his shell
18. My Dad
19. Knowledge is Change
20. The forgiveness in a mexican family
21. The continuous struggle of the Enlightenment
22. The colonial city
23. The Simulators
24. The Little Prince
25. The Big Bang
26. "The American Dream"
27. Coming Together in a Time of Common Need
28. Sanjay's Super Team This is an animated short film from Pixar directed and written by Sanjay Patel who based it off his experiences as a child. The story revolves around a young boy, Sanjay, and his father, an Indian-American migrant. Sanjay is watching his favourite superheroes on TV while his father is praying by the shrine in the same room. His father urges him to join in the ritual but Sanjay refuses so he switches off the TV and takes his toy in order to force him into it.
29. Snow Flower and The Secret Fan
30. The Awakening by Kate Chopin
31. Freedom Writers: Bridging Racial Divides Through Writing Freedom Writers (the movie) is based on a true story of a school in Long Beach, California. The main character, Erin Gruwell, is a new teacher at Woodrow Wilson Classical High School and placed with the students who are considered at-risk and unteachable. These students were almost entirely comprised of minorities, with the exception of one student. With such a diverse class and a group of students who had no apparent desire to learn, the film explores the real-world challenges that Gruwell faced trying to get her students to come to class wanting to learn, if they would even want to come to their classes at all. The class divides itself based on race, and fights and arguments breakout regularly. The class later finds common ground on their feelings and discussions around The Holocaust. Her students become inspired to break free from the things that originally divided them, most notably with one character speaking out against someone who she was being forced to lie for during a trial. She tasked her students with writing in a diary and then compiled those journals and writings into a collection of them all in “The Freedom Writers Diary.”
32. Kaylee L
33. Roaring Lion
34. Who will comfort Toffle? by Tove Jansson (1960)
35. Emmeline the Suffragist
36. The Beauty in Breaking
37. The cyclist, Sarah Lee
38. Paige VS
39. Michelle S
40. El Dorado
41. Hopping for Hope
42. Inner peace
43. Rafael DCB
44. Sarah P.
45. Diego O.
46. Lezem
47. A different kind of princess
48. A Leader
49. Juan Carlos C
50. The Myth of the Mansfield Hanging Tree
51. Paula V
52. Shawnie W.
53. Gabe PL
54. Writing Your Own Deliverance
55. Practice what you preach
56. Train of Hope
57. Planet El Dorado
58. Fox's Creek On a hot summer night a community of animals were chased out of their home by a growing wildfire which started to burn down their forest. Mother Deer grabbed her young ones while the other animals rushed to cross the great river. Everyone showed their human instincts, pushing, kicking, and growling desperately on their way to safety. Mother Deer made it to the other side with Fawn but Mother Rabbit forgot one of her many young ones so she asked her for he
59. Mirva V.
60. Emily M.
61. Simba and the Maasai Warriors
62. Juggling against all odds
63. Sofie E.
64. John S
65. Watership Down
66. Frankie Wong
67. De'Graft M
68. Iyad T
69. Jodie B
70. We are all Martín Fierro
71. Nour H
72. Lilly S
73. The Beauty of Mending
74. Sandra Z
75. Nick C
76. Jay B
77. Nora S
78. Out of Balance
79. Nicole L.
80. Daniela A
81. Sophocles G
82. Yara A.
83. Joy L
84. Hakuna Matata, Simba!
85. A Story of Persistence
86. The doctors' team of the Aegean sea
87. Taylor G
88. Gradual Granules | The Gradual Reform Sweeping through the Sands of the Gulf.
89. Ghada G.
90. Remember the Titans
91. Kristina S
92. Miracle
93. Devin VH
94. Stephanie Q
95. Catherine G
96. Street Art Movement in Miami
97. Jeremiah Kipainoi
98. Equilibrium Equilibrium is set in 2072 in Libria, a city state established by the survivors of World War III. “Equilibrium” is an action/thriller movie following John Preston (Bale), an enforcement officer in a futuristic world where a regime has decided to eliminate war by suppressing emotions using a certain type of drug. Books, art and music are strictly forbidden and "feeling" is a crime punishable by death.
99. The Help
100. Kristi K
101. Nina N.
102. Sandokan: A Post-Colonial Coldwar Hero The plot of the novel revolves around the adventures of Sandokan - a Bornean man who lost his status, home and family to British colonialists. Embittered by his experience, Sandokan sets up camp at the island of Mompracem. From there he leads a gang of pirates under the flag of the Tiger. Together they destabilize the colonialists’ authority through robbery and violence. Steeped in the colonial period in which it was written, Salgari’s novel pitted indigenous populations against the colonial powers in ways that highlighted the evils of imperialism and celebrated resistance. As Maria Bianca Gerlich (1998, 34) observes, “Sandokan, Mompracem, and the flag of the tiger are allegories in the fight for freedom.”
103. Alexander Q
104. Zoe C.
105. Hannah G
106. EMPOWERING THE MAASAI COMMUNITY TO BRING CHANGE FROM WITHIN
107. Nouna K
108. Madison G.
109. Miguel Luigi Enriquez
110. The Story of Iris
111. Laura C
112. The Mud People
113. Martin D.
114. Guitar: The Instrument of Peace
115. Documenting an Ever-changing Humanity
116. Tomas DLR
117. Tanis Ca.
118. Jessica L
119. Dana G.
120. Josefina D
121. New Feet
122. How I "Eat, Pray, and Love"
123. Braveheart
124. Pedro M.
125. potentials lost
126. Guy Montag from Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451"
127. Simulators in Syria
128. Tamara G
129. Sangita S
130. Tiajna A
131. Caroline Long
132. Connie
133. The Outlet It is the civil war in Venezuela. Xena and her little brother, Gabriel, live in the city where Gabriel practices his art. Xena, wants to see her brothers art and asks him to go to his studio and bring it back. Just as he reaches the car, a bomb hits the car, killing Gabriel. Xena, being extremely close to her brother, blames herself for sending him to get his art. She later finds out that the bomb was planted by the Latin Kings gang. Out of revenge, she then joins the rival gang with her friend, Shepard. In an act of revenge, her gang plants a bomb. She later learns, that the bomb she planted blew up Shepard's parents house. Feeling guilty, and knowing that Gabriel would be disappointed in these actions, she decided to make a change. In honor of Gabriel, she picks up his art, and paints the entire country of Venezuela with beautiful street art. Through this art she finds peace. The art was so beautiful and happy, that it ended the civil war, and transformed into a happy, peaceful place to live.
134. Marìa la Altruista
135. Anika T.
136. Julia B. I am a third year student at the University of Maryland in the U.S. studying Journalism with a minor in French. Writing is a passion of mine, and journalism is one of the many real world applications of writing. I hope to be able to use writing to make an impact on the world through the news and help others get the information that they need in order to be informed citizens. In my free time I like to do triathlons and write poetry.
137. An American Chef in the Aegean: Teaching solidarity through food
138. The Man from Up
139. A Tale of Traveler's Past A 28-30 year-old man boards a train and sits in an empty compartment. He is a weary traveller who has spent countless days trying to find transportation to reach his destination. While en route, he falls asleep and is visited from travelers from past and present journeys of who had boarded this particular train. The first visitor is Alexander Hamilton; a migrant from the Caribbean who traveled to the United States in the 1800's. He recounts his experience of traveling to a new country and achieving his dream of creating something that would outlive him. The second visitors are Art and Vladek Spiegelman; a father and son who share their story of how they migrated to a new country after the Holocaust events of World War II and their struggles of adapting into the culture of a new nation. The last visitor is a woman who comes from the Middle East who arrived in Vienna a year ago. She tells her story about the journey she experienced to reach her new home as well as the issues she's experiences now as an outcast from a land that she's still not fully settled into yet.
140. Em/Power Love As Liz finishes her spiritual trip around the world she heads to Brazil for her final stop. She stops into a local bar where this man Sebastiao spills a glass of wine on her. From there the love story began and the couple traveled around Brazil to take photos of social injustice. One night they were out in the middle of a field where they were taking photos of an approaching comet and Sebastiao noticed something strange in the image. They went to the comet collision and found an luminescent girl standing there. She introduces herself as Em, an inter-terrestrial who warns them about the consequences of gender inequality. She says there is an outer universal counsel that judges planets according to social understandings. Em tells them that she has magic powers to empower women and helps them reach self-discover. Liz and Sebastiao take on the mission to travel around the world with Em to show the strong women all over the world. Together they take photos of social injustices while illustrating stories of women struggling to find themselves within their societies. After taking the photos with Em using her magic power given by the moon they feel they can become their own hero. Em takes the photos back to the counsel to prove that Earth is becoming a more equal society. But Liz and Sebastiao’s work of empowering women and showing social injustices will still continue.
141. The Inner City Youth
142. Mohamed Y. Saad
143. Linda G
144. Who will comfort the monster?
145. Aceel K.
Contributors Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
Contents of this tag:
1. Yomna E.
2. Kevin F
3. Felicitas C
4. Emilia Y.
5. John S
6. Diego O.
7. Rafael DCB
8. Michelle S
9. Juan Carlos C
10. Mirva V.
11. Kaylee L
12. Sarah P.
13. Emily M.
14. Paige VS
15. Shawnie W.
16. Gabe PL
17. Sofie E.
18. Paula V
19. Jay B
20. Josefina D
21. Dana G.
22. Lilly S
23. Pedro M.
24. Stephanie Q
25. Martin D.
26. Nora S
27. Taylor G
28. Catherine G
29. Jeremiah Kipainoi
30. Joy L
31. Kristina S
32. sandra abdullatef
33. Tomas DLR
34. Daniela A
35. Frankie Wong
36. De'Graft M
37. Jessica L
38. Miguel Luigi Enriquez
39. Nouna K
40. Sandra Z
41. Yara A.
42. Dareen N.
43. Alexander Q
44. Tanis Ca.
45. Jodie B
46. Nick C
47. Nour H
48. Zoe C.
49. Devin VH
50. Madison G.
51. Ghada G.
52. Nicole L.
53. Hannah G
54. Kristi K
55. Nina N.
56. Iyad T
57. Laura C
58. Sophocles G
59. Alexander W
60. Tima A
61. Anika T.
62. Casey T
63. Tiajna A
64. Aceel K.
65. Connie
66. Christina A.
67. Caroline Long
68. Linda G
69. Tamara G
70. Mohamed Y. Saad
71. Julia B. I am a third year student at the University of Maryland in the U.S. studying Journalism with a minor in French. Writing is a passion of mine, and journalism is one of the many real world applications of writing. I hope to be able to use writing to make an impact on the world through the news and help others get the information that they need in order to be informed citizens. In my free time I like to do triathlons and write poetry.
72. Eliana A
73. Sangita S

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Street Art Movement in Miami
The Outlet It is the civil war in Venezuela. Xena and her little brother, Gabriel, live in the city where Gabriel practices his art. Xena, wants to see her brothers art and asks him to go to his studio and bring it back. Just as he reaches the car, a bomb hits the car, killing Gabriel. Xena, being extremely close to her brother, blames herself for sending him to get his art. She later finds out that the bomb was planted by the Latin Kings gang. Out of revenge, she then joins the rival gang with her friend, Shepard. In an act of revenge, her gang plants a bomb. She later learns, that the bomb she planted blew up Shepard's parents house. Feeling guilty, and knowing that Gabriel would be disappointed in these actions, she decided to make a change. In honor of Gabriel, she picks up his art, and paints the entire country of Venezuela with beautiful street art. Through this art she finds peace. The art was so beautiful and happy, that it ended the civil war, and transformed into a happy, peaceful place to live.