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Photolanthropy Part II
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Stored in: Announcements
Posted On: December 20 2006
By: Brittney Bush
Photo © striatic
Today's Photolanthropy feature is ph15, a Buenos Aires organization that helps disadvantaged youth increase their career prospects by offering them thorough training in photography.
I Always liked to take photos, but when I entered the program, I learned that through the photos I can express my feelings, my mood.
-ph15 article on ClarÃn.com, translation by Babelfish
Students attend a three-year program that includes film and digital photography instruction, plus opportunities to visit photography exhibits and meet working photographers. The course is free for all participants, and is funded by people like us. Globalgiving.com offers an easy way to donate, including suggested amounts and exactly what they will provide.
2 comments on this Ink
On December 20, 2006, Bryan Partington said ...
i am NOT a disadvantaged youth.
On December 20, 2006, Catherine Jamieson said ...
Heh ... yah, it would seem that in the land of "dis" you are a one-eyed jack. Either way, excellent set of Inks.
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