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A poster of women competing in sports such as hockey, track, and swimming.

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Community building in a diverse society is crucial as it is the only way the world can be more tolerant and open-minded. This poster highlights the different women competing in sports that are typically male-dominated. Especially when looking at sport coverages, male sports are the focus while female sports are less respected or covered. A diverse society must ensure that everyone is viewed as an equal and not a "second-rate citizen." Diversity means appreciating and welcoming different identities, but also, allowing for changes/challenges to the norms.

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A group of women leaving  university in a time where it was a male dominated setting. 

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Scholarship is beyond just education; it's a means of challenging oneself and applying the knowledge learned in class to the real world. However, people associate scholarship with just school, but forget the process of getting there. Education itself is a privilege that many women around the world still do not have and to retain it is often not only strenuous, but dangerous. This photo may highlight the joys of academia for women, but it also highlights the challenges they've had to endure/overcome. Scholarship to me is also taking risks to further one's knowledge and be able to help the world progress forward.  When connecting the pillar to this picture, I believe these women are doing more than just attaining education, they're influencing the next generation of females to challenge the societal norms determined by the patriarchy. Scholarship at the end of the day is using what you have learned to help others.

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A woman donating some food to a child and elderly. 

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Community service learning is not the typical textbook education, it is going out to the real world and providing help to the less unfortunate or improving areas that are underprivileged. The selected picture reminded me of my grandmother who would always donate to the impoverished and help coordinate stations for food drives. No matter how many degrees a person holds, if they do not prioritize or value community service, they are not educated nor respectable. We must always apply our knowledge to help improve the world, and we must understand that community service teaches us far more than any books ever could. Community service helps us empathize, understand the impact of certain issues, and gain a new perspective on topics that we may have never critically taught much about.

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Yuri Kochiyama protesting at a rally for workers' rights in New York City's Chinatown. 

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I've selected a picture of Yuri Kochiyama protesting in New York City as the example for leadership. While most associate leadership with power and control, I believe we also must connatate it with selflessness and justice. Yuri Kochiyama has been a vocal activist since the early days of World War II and she has lead cross-cultural initiatives in order to promote civil rights in America. Yuri Kochiyama is the exemplification of leadership as rather than pursue status or recognition, she uses her platform to advocate for others and efficiently work with other leaders to create change. True leaders do not consider personal gain and instead, use the privileges they already have to help others.

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This is a picture of a poster in New York City calling for people to respect and love everyone no matter what their identities are. 

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For me, citizenship means accepting and appreciating the world as a whole. There is no similar individual as everyone has experienced and endured different hardships, thus, we must possess tolerance and empathy. We must be able to help out and love everyone despite their status, struggles, religious affiliation, and other identifications. The selected picture highlights the pillar of citizenship as we must all respect and care for everyone, even if they do not share the same backgrounds as us. It's more than just "Love Thy Neighbor," it's love everyone, no matter who they are.