PROMPT:How did the work of John Lewis impact the lives of all Americans?This is essentially a research project based on the March series of graphic novels.This reflection is NOT A BOOK REPORT! You will not cover the theme, plot, etc. of the book. Your job is to ENRICH OUR UNDERSTANDING of the material presented in the text by creating an artistic/ and written reflection about it. The reflection will be in the form of a photo essay of no less than 8 pages. You need to tell us (or illustrate in a meaningful way) about:*the historical period, and how John Lewis's life during the 1950's-60's fits in with his later work (1970's-2020)*the events that took place then, specifically those that are illustrated in the book(s) that had the most significant impact on Lewis.*the significant people discussed in the memoir (who influenced him? who challenged him?)*perhaps include some of the music (lyrics or links to music) of the period as discussed in the memoir,*link us to film or tv footage (clips) that are about the period, or share photos of the eventsIn other words, help us understand the text more deeply through your reflection. A few specific events/ideas to keep in mind:The national, long-term impact of the sit-insThe march in Selma and the impact of television on the nation's reactionThe passage of the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights ActThe election of Lewis to CongressThe election of Barack Obama to the PresidencyPlease pay special attention to the following criteria for success. I'm looking for an engaging and interesting presentation using both the art and the themes of the graphic novel you’ve been assigned. You MUST do research to create an effective presentation.Reflect on the reception of this work. What have critics (both those who supported him and those who opposed him) had to say about Lewis's life work? You can find this information by doing online research. But... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go beyond Wikipedia. A great deal has been written about Lewis in the past few months because of his recent death, AND because of the challenges to civil rights and voting rights in the US today. You MUST include a minimum of three (3) sources in addition to the graphic novel. Most importantly: include an analysis of what his work represents for people today? What more would you like to know after reading this memoir? Some portion of the presentation should refer us to specific pages/images in the workGrading Criteria include:1) quality of the presentation, highlighting CREATIVE engagement with the text, and emphasizing your own particular skills. (I'm not looking for museum quality art here -- I'd just like to see an honest attempt to do something interesting and something that is not slapped together at the last minute).2) quality of research and presentation of material that ENRICHES an understanding of the text. You must incorporate source material in your project. This would include: art and text from the book(s) you are working with, AND historical and/or critical sources who have written about/presented on or photographed the topics covered in the book(s), specifically as they relate to the life of John Lewis.Essentially, this presentation is a tribute to the life of John Lewishttps://www.comicextra.com/march/chapter-1/full. https://readgraphicnovel.online/cover-march-book-t...

To analyze and apply critical thinking skills in the psychopathology of mental health patients and provide treatment and health promotion while applying evidence-based research. Chapter 5, Case 2Helen is a 45-year-old African American female who separated two months ago from her husband of 25 years after he had an extramarital affair. In addition to running the household and managing 18-year-old fraternal twins, she works part-time at a local dry cleaning business. Helen started experiencing increased anxiety, lack of ability to fall asleep, and daytime tiredness over the last three months. The symptoms have progressed over the last four weeks to increasing sadness, inappropriate guilt, poor appetite, and decreased energy levels. Helen is struggling to maintain her usual activities and is starting to feel that “life is not worth living,” but she has not had any suicide ideation per se. Helen has no personal or family history of psychiatric illness. She uses alcohol once or twice a month but not to excess. Helen’s medical history is significant for lower-extremity neuropathy of unknown origin.Questions:Remember to answer these questions from your textbooks and clinical guidelines to create your evidence-based treatment plan. At all times, explain your answers. Summarize the clinical case. Create a list of the patient’s problems and prioritize them. Which pharmacological treatment would you prescribe? Include the rationale for this treatment. Which non-pharmacological treatment would you prescribe? Include the rationale for this treatment. Include an assessment of treatment’s appropriateness, cost, effectiveness, safety, and potential for patient adherence.