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Toronto photography festival shows work by Kensington Market students (toronto.com)
Elementary school students walked around Kensington Market taking photographs of their neighbourhood as it lived and breathed. Now their work will be featured in an upcoming photo exhibition showcasing their creativity...
Picture Perfect: Inspiring A Community
Last year I was awarded $10,000 in fund support through the CST Inspired Minds Learning Project, which set into motion my dream of facilitating a photography workshop for kids ages 8-12, living in Regent Park, a neighborhood in Toronto, Ontario.
Girls learn life lessons with police
Grade Nine student Lucy Lin now understands that is the photographer, not the camera, that makes a great photograph. She and eight other schoolgirls took part in "The Best Part of Me" a Literacy Through Photography workshop program that encourages participants to photograph and write about a favourite part of their body.
A small group of east Toronto youth are shedding light on life in Crescent Town neighbourhood through photography. The teens, who live primarily in the Crescent Town, Taylor Massey, and Oakridge communities, are part of the inaugural Crescent Town Youth PhotoVoice Project.
Project Kids & Cameras founder Diana Nazareth featured in East End Arts' OctoberArtist Spotlights
Tell our readers a bit about yourself and your art: As a photography educator, mentor, and workshop facilitator my programs are informed by an extensive study of Literacy Through Photography, PhotoVoice, and Visual Thinking Strategies...