Public Spaces and Shared Dreams

What tools did the speaker use to share more with their neighbors in public space?

• Cameras, microphones, and speakers

• Paint, brushes, and markers

• Bricks, cement, and wood

• Stickers, stencils, and chalk

Where does the speaker live?

• San Francisco

• New York City

• Los Angeles

• New Orleans

What did the speaker turn the side of the abandoned house into?

• A mural

• A garden

• A playground

• A giant chalkboard

What sentence was stenciled on the chalkboard?

• Before I die, I want to travel the world

• Before I die, I want to become famous

• Before I die, I want to win the lottery

• Before I die, I want to eat pizza

What did the neglected space become?

• A construction site

• A community center

• A shopping mall

• A constructive space

What did people write on the chalkboard?

• Their hopes and dreams

• Their favorite movies

• Their favorite songs

• Their grocery lists

What did the speaker receive from passionate people?

• Hundreds of paintings

• Hundreds of books

• Hundreds of gifts

• Hundreds of messages

What did the speaker make with their civic center colleagues?

• A book

• A tool kit

• A movie

• A sculpture

Where have walls been made using the tool kit?

• Canada, Mexico, and Brazil

• China, Japan, and South Korea

• Kazakhstan, South Africa, and Australia

• France, Germany, and Italy

What are two of the most valuable things we have?

• Knowledge and skills

• Money and power

• Time and relationships

• Health and happiness