Overall, in the process of creating this final presentation there were some things that were difficult to piece together, but in the end it worked out. For our presentation we chose to use a tri-fold board for the main information about out wicked problem of poverty. Then we also used five other foam posters to show our interviews with images and videos, as well as the interview typed up itself. From the making of this project and the process of gaining information about the problem of poverty, we looked at it like a system. We chose the parts of the system of poverty that were food security, housing, crime, education, and government. Next, we took each of these parts and got interviews from people who are localized in these specific areas, which provided much information and insight. The “Brainstorming Assignment” and “How the Parts Work” Worksheets aided in providing structure to our center board. This tri-fold board held all of the information about how the parts connect, how the problem of poverty is being dealt with, and the themes and future solutions of poverty. The new insight that I gained from completing this project was to not look at a problem as something that can be solved with one solution, but to look at with the lens that it may need many solutions to actually fix it. Some questions from researching the problem of poverty are: Why has this problem persisted for so long? How can the government step in the help solve this problem? Also, I wonder what just regular people can do to help this problem? In the end, my feeling over this problem of poverty is that more steps need to be taken to solve it, and I know now educating people about the problem needs to be one of the first steps.