Aevidum Project Diplays
in Local Schools
Adults may be surprised to read all of the messages that students have written for Aevidum's
"If You Really Knew Me"
project. The project, on display at several county schools this fall, invited students to anonymously share personal messages about any worries, challenges, or fears they were facing, as well as messages of hope and encouragement for others.
Participating schools distributed post cards to students in the spring. This summer, students from Oxford High School worked with Aevidum to turn the messages into art for the displays. Messages range from family and relationship concerns and worries about grades, to general pressure to achieve, such as the illustration above. Many students also wrote encouraging messages to their classmates as well. Simple words, like "you've got this!" can make a difference.
