This is a photograph of a newspaper or magazine clipping. The image features a written piece titled "Have You Seen Me?" centered prominently at the top. The text is divided into two columns and recounts the life of a 12-year-old named Charisma, who shares her experiences growing up in Berkeley and dealing with various family issues, including her mother’s struggles with substance abuse and time in rehab, their living conditions, and a supportive aunt. There is a narrative about creating a play with her cousin about drugs and experiencing hardship. The story progresses with a letter from her mother expressing pride and encouragement. The account culminates in a sense of achievement as her mother reaches a milestone of sobriety. The document concludes with credits to Larry and Kelly Sultin along with the involvement of students and a non-profit art agency, Public Art Works. The bottom-right of the photograph includes printed logos and names of contributing organizations.