I have this friend who was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder some time ago and I had to change my way of living just for them. Bipolar is not something that should be joked about because it is a serious matter that people don’t understand. My friend and I  both have to deal with someone who has bipolar disorder so we decided to make people more aware. We found the school psychologist and decided to use her as mentor because she had knew of some people that we could interview. We met up with the people who had Bipolar disorder that Mrs. Galson recommended  and talked about how we were going to make the video and what questions we were able to ask and not ask. We learned their point of view and how it feels to actually have Bipolar disorder. We then proceeded to make our Power point so that can speak a little bit in our presentation and give some type of instruction. The way that my partner and I incorporated SLA in our project is by tying the 5 core values to our project. We also started using the final cut pro to edit our video. We used two different things to record and in both of the recordings we used  SLA as our setting. If you are reading this please understand that people who have bipolar disorder can live just like us. They is a rare chance that a person with Bipolar disorder will be harmful. So if you ever come into contact with a person with Bipolar disorder don’t treat them as if they are not human. Treat them just like everybody else.

I would like to start off by saying that I do not have a passion, a dream, nor something that my heart is set on pursuing in life. Though I am good at many things there is only one thing that I can honestly say I would never get tired of, that would be doing hair. I getting better at it but before I show you my work I want you to know that I try my best at everything I do. I cannot work in the shop, the money that I made went to a foster care system called Turning Points for Children.

For my project I made a hair portfolio. People would come to the shop and get their hair done by me. I learned a lot about doing hair while working in the shop. I met a lot of new people and I learned the ways of business. This experience is helping me decide on what I want to do with my life. My final project is allowing me to look back on the work that I have done and improve on it. The project is also showing me whether I am either good or bad and what I can do better.

http://thirstyroots.com/black-hair-history/discovering-our-roots-do-i-hate-my-hair

"African American Hair History Timeline." Thirstyroots.com: Black Hairstyles. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

This article speaks on different hair products and who made them. It allows people to understand the tools that they want to use in their heads. It tells you the importance of each tool and why they are helpful or harmful to our hair. It also warns you that every product is not for everyone.

http://blackhairspot.com/index.cfm?page=hair-talk.head-full-wool

Nychemarketing.com. "A Head Full of Wool: The History of Black Hair in North America." A Head Full of Wool: The History of Black Hair in North America. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

This article tells you the importance of the hair of colored people. It explains how different different cultures of hair are. They explain where certain hairstyles come from. They tell you where this “good hair/bad hair” situation comes from. Then soon explains that there is no bad hair.

http://www.aaregistry.org/historic_events/view/black-hair-care-and-culture-story

This article explains that people are different and that is ok. It explains that it's all about taking care you your hair and body. It explains different types of hair from different cultures and it also is a guide to living a beautiful life starting with your hair.

http://hairdr13.blogspot.com/2013/01/get-to-know-your-hair.html

Kendra. "Get To Know Your Hair." KitchenKurls. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

This article tell about the struggles of hair. It shows you how to maintain it and helps you get to know your hair even better. It tells you how to go from dirty dry hair to moisturized healthy hair. Basically helping you get to know your products.

https://www.popsugar.com/beauty/What-My-Natural-Hair-Type-36337831

Cruel, Jessica. "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Your Hair Type." POPSUGAR Beauty. N.p., 27 Mar. 2017. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

Going natural. This article is all about going natural. Showing you the ropes to maintaining your natural wild hair and making it to be something better. They give product recommendations and help you find you spot in the line of many types of hair.

http://health.usnews.com/health-news/articles/2012/08/08/dos-and-donts-of-healthy-hair

Haupt, Angela. "Do's and Don'ts of Healthy Hair." U.S. News & World Report. U.S. News & World Report, 08 Aug. 2012. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

This article is the do’s and don'ts of hair. It is an article full of information from a trichologist who knows alot about hair.

https://www.aol.com/article/2015/04/14/7-tips-for-growing-out-your-hair-when-youre-impatient/21172308/

Lieberman, Casey. "7 tips for growing out your hair (when you're impatient)." AOL.com. AOL, 14 July 2016. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

This article is a bunch of tips for growing out your hair. Just like the article above it teaches you the way around you head. Showing you how to manage short and and row it out.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/1398781/how-to-keep-your-hair-healthy-on-holiday/

Skamouni, and Sara Kamouni. "How to keep your hair healthy on holiday." The Sun. The Sun, 07 July 2016. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

In this film, you will see the fun, the games, the tears, the laughter, the experience, and many other things along the way of our lives. We made sure to touch on the hardships, responsibilities, and the reality of our living. There was no script or any written documentation behind this film. We hoped that this video would encourage women who are afraid or feel alone to know that they have support, we hoped this video would teach and educate, and we hope that people understand how how we have worked to get to where we are today. We both have a passion and love for our children, but if this film could change other teenagers lives than we are all for it.

What I did for my capstone I worked with another student name Ashley Bailey. Our mentor for this project is Melissa Lawson. What we did for our capstone was we based this project around our kids and how hard it is to be a teen parent. We did this project because we wanted to get our stories out there to young girls and send a message that it's far from easy to raise a child, go to school and work at the same time every single day. The goal was to do a project that we could enjoy and relate too and to also touch a few young girls to make the correct decision during their teenage years.

It would definitely help if it touches a few girls out there, thats our goal. We do know that it's not going to touch every person out there but this project was definitely worth it. This project was very enjoyable just because Ashley and I love our kids so much it was so nice to put this project together with her. I feel like it came out better than I thought it would in my opinion it was very nice. It meant a lot to me personally to do this project because a lot of people never looked at the hardships of what I have to go through on a daily basis just to try to be the best mother that I can be and also succeed in life it’s really hard. Everyone just look at the cuteness of it all but tend to overlook what we both go through as teen mothers. It's a blessing to be a mother I do know that because it's a lot of women out here who cannot have their own children so I am forever grateful for that. But i just think being a parent for anyone is hard especially a first time parent at that. But as a teen I just think it's even more harder because at that age you are not fully on your own or fully stable. This was by far the most enjoyable project I've had to do all year and I hope that people appreciate our hard work and our story.

213"Teen Parenting." Philadelphia. N.p., 2015. Web. 03 Apr. 2017. <http://cap4kids.org/philadelphia/parent-handouts/pregnancy-resources-and-infants/teen-parenting-pregnancy-resources-and-infants/>.

ELECT (Education Leading to Employment Career Training) is a teen parenting classroom that helps pregnant or already parenting teens finish their point in life. It is generated for high school kids to graduate and plan for college. There are steps that are granted for employment after high school as well. The ELECT staff offers academic and social service support, case management, home visits, group activities and more. This article can be used for the talk of resources and other ways to make young women provided with as much help as possible.

Lawson, Michelle. "Grants for Young Moms." LIVESTRONG.COM. Leaf Group, 22 Oct. 2015. Web. 03 Apr. 2017

<http://www.livestrong.com/article/251732-grants-for-young-moms/>.

Carol Ochs writes a strong supportive message in her, “Resources for Teen Mothers” article. She expresses the hardships of what it is like when becoming a teen mom. The challenge is facing the fact that you have to be a caregiver and a provider for another human being. The challenge is tough and it can be difficult for young women to face. She introduces where young women can seek out for help who can provide moral support as well as babysitting resources, etc. I would like to use this article to spread the positive message that the author of this article gave off and keep the motivation in mind when working with others.

"Home." – PathWays PA - Helping women, teens, children and families achieve economic independence and family well-being since 1978. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

<http://www.pathwayspa.org/index.php/programs/residential-programs/>.

PathWays PA is an organization that offers a variety of programs and services to help families, teens, and children stabilize their lives. The website’s homepage has every program and service listed. The programs are located throughout PA including Philadelphia as one of their primary locations. This organization will just help me state in my documentary of the possible resources that people can use in Philadelphia or throughout Pennsylvania for that matter.

"Juvenile Law Center." Resources for Pregnant and Parenting Teens in Pennsylvania | Juvenile Law Center. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

<http://jlc.org/resources/fact-sheets/resources-pregnant-and-parenting-teens-pennsylvania>.

The Juvenile Law Center has a very resourceful homepage website that offers resources, fact sheets, and answers to most questions about your rights according to law. This source lets you know that you qualify for certain benefits and offers automatically from the government for being a teen mom. All in all, the website can be beneficial to anyone who takes advantage of this opportunity of advancing the rights of well-being children that are in jeopardy. The JLC will allow me to state facts and rights that pregnant mothers or teen moms are granted or eligible for.

Company, Inc. Great Valley Publishing. "Keeping Teen Moms in School - A School Social Work Challenge." Keeping Teen Moms in School - A School Social Work Challenge. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

<http://www.socialworktoday.com/archive/031912p24.shtml>.