Created by D.D. Woodbury from Houston, Texas
Title:  The World Goes - Round
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials & Techniques Used: Linen, hand woven in the Theo Moorman technique.
What is your artwork submission about?
Equality.
How can every human reach their goal? What ever your dream is - reach for it - work for it. You will be able to do it.
Equality.
E is electronics; everyone must have access to technology. Education for all.
Equal is you + me = we/us. My dream is that quality of life will be available to all people.
I believe in Equality!

Created by Ariel Peterson and Ally West from Winchester, KS

School: Jefferson County North High School

Teacher: Penny Linscott    

Title: “Equality”

Dream Theme: Equality

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic Paint and Painted Canvas Drop Cloth

Created at Washburn University’s High School Art Day 2011

Workshop: “Boost Your Inspiration: TAG IT Topeka”

Created by Jessika Hamrick in Silver Lake, Kansas
School: Silver Lake Sr High School
Teacher: Tiffany Wiles
Title: “Equality”
Participants: Me
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic Paint and Painted Canvas Drop Cloth

Created at Washburn University’s High School Art Day 2011
Workshop: “Boost Your Inspiration: TAG IT Topeka”

Created by Whitney Bandel from Manhattan, Kansas
Title: “We Are All...”
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials and Techniques Used: Hand sewn and machine sewn thread on fabric.
Story behind artwork: 
“When making this work, I wanted to find a new way to represent equality. Scott McCloud says that the abstracted figure is easier for people to identify with. I felt that by representing people by shapes and colors that I could give people a new way to view the world that puts equality into a new light. All of the shapes, colors, and pairings are different, yet they all have things in common. I want people to look at this piece and think about all those shapes and colors and to assign their own roles for each color and shape, and to then think about what they all are.”

Artwork has been submitted by students in Mrs. Ryan's classes at Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio. This artwork is created by students from every walk of life. Our wonderful diversity can be seen through our art. At WSMS we take pride in our great students...who are great artists!

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Equality”
Class/Grade:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Equality”
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork:

★ Created by Chaffee's 4th Grade Gifted and Talented Class, “Equality”
With Chaffee Elementary School
Teacher: Ms. Colleen Laymon
Title: “Equality”
Dream Theme: Equality
Participants: Cheyenne, William, Emily, Bryce, Caleb, Colby, Jack Henry, Ashley, Riley, Lilly, Ali, Connor, Justin, Kinzie, Madison and Ms. Colleen Laymon
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint, fabric collage, embroidery
What is your group’s artwork about?
Chaffee's 4th grade gifted and talented class worked on the Equality panel. We chose to do the Equality panel as the culminating activity for our Equality unit. We loved working on the panel. It was a lot of fun. It is great to be able to use our artistic skills and express ourselves. We worked hard on this and it took a long time to complete. First we painted the world and the black background. That was quite messy. 
Next we embroidered the important elements of equality on the border. We all worked on the people with each of us getting to decorate one person. Each one is unique and beautiful. We really showed our creativity in the way we embellished our person. There really was a lot of thinking involved in deciding on a design, the important elements of equality, and how to show individuality and togetherness at the same time. We are very proud of our panel and are excited to have it shown through exhibits and the on web.
What other projects could the IFC do?
“A large weaving that incorporates personal fiber to recognize/support someone’s struggles. (ie Aids Quilt)

★ Created by Girl Scout Troop 1058 from Blue Springs, MO
With the Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri
Organizer: Lora Lea Locker
Title: "Dreams of Diversity"
Dream Theme: diversity
Participants:
Kerry Locker, Elizabeth Weary, Claire Bradshaw, Emily Stewart, Lauren Phariss, Jami Stewart, Lora Lea Locker
Techniques & Materials Used:
Mixed -- appliqué~, stitched, paint, patches, markers Cloth -- scrap pieces donated from families
What is your group's artwork about?
As Cadette Girl Scouts, the girls determine the structure and direction of meetings and projects. This is a new concept for our girls who are use to adults giving direction. 
When they were challenged to come up with a design for the panel, they could not agree upon a single design. In a negotiated compromise, each girl was allocated an 8x8 square to implement her own design. The panel reflects the diversity of the ideas and dreams of adolescent girls.

★ Created By: Brunetta C. Hill Elementary School from Pelham, Al

Title: “Different Like You”

Dream Theme: Equality

Organizer: Laurie Ann Kramer

Techniques & Materials Used: Fabric markers on muslin, quilted backing with batting

What is your artwork about? Students in Mrs. Samuel’s class created this beautiful fabric art work as a symbol that we are all unique. Children with special needs are different, but we are all different in our own way.  Uniquely Made.

Participants: Mrs. Samuel’s, Garrick, Trent, Tadera, Nick, Ashlynn, Micah, Calvin, Marquez. Sewn by Garden Stitch Designs LLC – Stephanie Childers.

What other projects could the IFC do?  The Moon.