Anderson Day chooses to represent the statistic by putting many clocks to make the word seven to show one deadly hour in time. “I thought it would be good for people to put into perspective what other people are going through around the world,” said Day.

Jerry Benton, DeRay Coleman, Peyton Hess, Jacob Hodecker, and Keegan Ruebling made a stack of newspaper that has pilled up outside of a persons house that has died from a drug overdose.

Samaria Martin-Pope painted an image depicting a person drinking and another person smoking. She painted this because she felt that, that was the best way she would be able to depict the tragic and unnecessary lives that were lost due to alcohol cirrhosis.

For Rose Basler’s project for Red Ribbon Project, she wanted to choose something that caught peoples eyes and best represent drug and alcohol awareness. Throughout the Red Ribbon display each ribbon is coordinated to every project to tie it all in.

Addison Blair, Gavin Guiett and Addison Tubbs, made a tower of red silicon cups that usually represent partying and drinking. In this project each cup represents two drunk driving accidents per year in the Unite States of America.

Giovanni Moraies, Olivia Otten and Muryn Wallace made over 1000 chain links to represent 3,460 high school students who vape.