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Project Puente (Bridge Project) Project Puente (Bridge Project) offers border immersion programs focusing on issues of global economics and immigration. Located on the U.S.- Mexico border of El Paso,Texas and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. |
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Here is New York This internationally acclaimed “democracy of photographs” was exhibited in Soho, New York City folllowing the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks. Also a book. |
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The September 11 Photo Project Soho, New York City photography exhibition and book; now a permanent collection at New York Public Library. |
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The Art Project Artworks and discussions (online forum) which followed September 11 attacks. Though no longer accepting contributions, the site will remain online and accessible indefinetly. Click here to view my contribution. |
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Labor-Religion Coalition of New York State LRCNYS supports campaigns addressing corporate accountability, living wages, and recognition of the inalienable worth of all human beings. |
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Border Witness/Youth Confront Nafta Book based on a 2001 Labor-Religion Coalition of New York State Delegation to Mexican Border. Written by Maureen Casey. Photographs by Marie Triller. |
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Bread and Roses The New York Times has recognized Bread and Roses as “the most important cultural project in the labor movement”. |
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Chashama New York City non-profit arts organization that provides oppurtunities for performing and visual artists. |
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America 24/7 A nationwide photo-book project created by amateurs, photography students and professionals during one week in May, 2003. The follow up was a series of fifty state books. |
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Kids with Cameras Kids With Cameras is a non-profit organization which empowers marganalized children through teaching them the art of photography. Created in 2002 by NY photographer Zana Briski, who with co-director Ross Kaufman, received the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, Born Into Brothels; a film about seven children of Calcutta’s prostitutes and the impact of photography in their lives. |
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Doctors Without Borders It wasn't until after my father passed away two years ago that I learned Doctors Without Borders/Médicins Sans Frontières was one of his favorite charities. Now it's one of mine. DWB/MSF provides medical assistance to those most in need around the globe. |
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Daylight Magazine Daylight magazine is a publication of Daylight Community Arts Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the use of photography as a tool for effecting social change. |
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