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2018-2019

  • A vibrant, colorful statue stands triumphantly against a striped background, promoting the message to resist gang influence.
    1st Place: Roma Hinojosa - United High School - Computer Generated
  • A detailed portrait of a person with elaborate hair, wearing a ruffled blouse, framed by bold text: "History Shows No One Leaves a gang alive!"
    1st Place: Jaqueline Valdez - United South High School - Black & White or Color Division
  • A black and white illustration featuring various characters, with the text "ONE BAD CHOICE... MILLIONS OF SHATTERED DREAMS" prominently displayed.
    1st Place: Jacob Cardenas - Trautmann Middle School - Black & White or Color Division
  • A collage image featuring cracked glass and a bold message about rejecting gangs for safety and self-protection.
    2nd Place: Valeria Cancino - John B. Alexander - Computer Generated
  • A central figure in striped clothing clutches a sign warning "Stay away from gangs," surrounded by ominous, masked faces reaching out.
    2nd Place: Jenipher Lee Mendoza - Lyndon B. Johnson - Black & White or Color Division
  • A person in a striped orange prison outfit holds a sign reading about the consequences of drug use, surrounded by graffiti-style text and art.
    2nd Place: Alexandra Arizpe - George Washington Middle School - Black & White or Color Division
  • A person struggles in deep water, symbolizing the dangers of peer pressure and gang involvement, with a warning message displayed.
    3rd Place: Rayzel Mireles - John B. Alexander - Computer Generated
  • A contrasting black and white illustration depicting a skull and a figure, with the message: "In the end nobody wins. Don't risk joining gangs."
    3rd Place: Giselle Ontiveros - Lyndon B. Johnson - Black & White or Color Division
  • A colorful illustration featuring a person holding a crystal ball with a cross inside, surrounded by tarot cards and whimsical patterns.
    3rd Place: Damaris Rodriguez - Clark Middle School - Black & White or Color Division