Communicator with Strategic Insight | Designer | Advocate for Equity & Truth
conversations on rights and duties of citizenship, government and individual attitudes towards social justice and human rights.
In the General Election of November 2014, citizens were asked to vote on a new form of government for Clark County. After reviewing both sides of the debate—CharterYes.com (supporting the charter) and VoteNoCharter.com (opposing it)—I realized how significant this vote was for our local community. Wanting to be proactive, I translated key information from CharterYes.com …
In 1942, J. Howard Miller created the "We Can Do It!" poster for Westinghouse, later recognized as "Rosie the Riveter," symbolizing women's strength. International Women's Day on March 8 celebrates women's achievements and ongoing struggles for equality. Despite advances, gender inequality persists, emphasizing the need for continued advocacy and awareness.
The BBC documentary "Putin, Russia, and the West" examines Russia's evolution after the Soviet Union through Vladimir Putin's leadership. It combines insights from diplomats and political leaders rather than Putin's perspective, revealing themes of power consolidation and global implications. The series prompts reflection on Russia’s democratic prospects amid Putin's rule.
Mikhail Oparin 