Tunnel of Op.

I thought overall the exhibit was a very insightful experience. I feel like it covered the majority of the big issues in the world today but did leave out some stuff. The organization of the exhibits could have been better: There was an exhibit about recycling, nexto that would be something about gun violence and then about drugs --> could have been a better layout to create a more organized flow.

ARTICLE:
Goal 1: Programs are centered on the real lived experiences.
The exhibits in the tunnel reflected, what seemed like, real lived experiences. Nothing came off as made-up which helped with the overall emphasis of the points being put across. Although all "real" some of the experiences or situations were exaggerated or only the extreme examples were used in most cases.
Goal 2: Programs challenge the participant to examine their own behavior within appropriate social constructs.
I think the exhibit about recycling and the materialistic nature of america opened my eyes up to my own actions. I don't think i was the only one either. Many of the other exhibits opened my eyes to situations that i didn't really pay attention to or thought existed which made me think how they evolved into what they are.
Goal 3: Programs ultimately move an enable the participant to act to break down stereotypes and barriers between people.
The information provided at the exhibits showed me how stereotypes and oppression develop between groups of people and evolve into major issues. I did not see much information about resolution of any of the issues on exhibit, which was really disappointing. There were many issues displayed and for such large issues there should have been some information offered about solutions or places to learn more and become more involved.