Review the list briefly. Then asked them to answer the questions out loud focusing especially on the question about making the neighborhood better. Ask everyone to take the walk remembering the answers to the question about making the neighborhood better. Ask them to tell you what they see. Post it in a place where everyone can view it.
Invite children write descriptions of various aspects of the mural.
If you do not, start with a chalice lighting. And they had something else - they had ways they wanted to be when they were together. They wanted women and men to work together as equals. They wanted to work together as adults and children. As the children call out responses use the story you chose to open with as a touch stone to clarify or elaborate or add to the responses.