Hashtag Village Values

“What does ‘Village Values’ mean to you?”

Village Values: A purple and pink flower drawn by a kid with "Village Values" "Our World. Our Heart" in the center of the flower. Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: "Village Values means you use your heart to protect your family" a quote from Tay Tay, a 7 year old. Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: A sticky note on a kid's drawing that says "Thank you mom for all the love that you give to me" Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: A sticky note from a year old, says" Thank you Emo K for the teaching me how to learn how to say the abc". Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: Two white dogs cuddling together making the shape of a heart. "Village Values means we see hearts everywhere". Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: "Roses are red, violets are blue. We hope you find a heart in everything too" by Kiki. A rose is in the background and there are flowers on the border of the image. Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: A child holds their hands in a heart next to their mom who is holding a potato chip. "That time Baby saved teh heart shaped potato chip for her mama". Village Values at VillageValues.org
Village Values: Cassian Engeri, "And how are the children?" a common Maasai greeting that reframes what is important in our lives. If we do not think of them, then how do we think of the future. Village Values at VillageValues.org
A side profile view of a grandpa holding a Bernie Sanders doll. "That time Baby stole the Bernie doll from her Grandma, because it looked like her Grandpa". A smaller image shows the chid holding two dolls that were made to look like her grandparents
"And so, lifting as we climb onward, and upward we go, struggling and striving, and hoping that the buds and blossoms of our desires will burst into glorious fruition ere long" by March Church Terrell. Flowers border the image, making space for Villa
Village Values: a stained glass flower bunch, possibly daffodils, colored in pinks. "After a death in our family, I colored flowers on the Happy Color app. My niece witnessed this and colored her own flower to share with me and to honor our loved one
Village Values at VillageValues.org: Our World, Our Heart.