A Day in the Life Project, Inc.
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Upcoming Events
SCHEDULED 2011
 A DAY IN THE LIFE PROJECT EVENTS

  March 11th
March 21st
March 29th
April 15th




EVENT DESCRIPTION OF 
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF PROJECT EVENTS



The mission of the A Day in the Life Project, Inc, is to empower, highlight, and encourage underserved and at-risk youth, teens, and communities through the art of photography.  This is accomplished by bringing youth, teens, volunteers, supporters, student photographers of area community college and university photography programs, as well as professional photographers from outside of an area, together with youth and teens of a community that is in need of shattering stereotypes and would not typically receive special recognitions.  We go into these communities, travel throughout, and photograph A Day in the Life.  We invite youth and teens from the targeted area elementary, junior high, and high schools to photograph their community and surroundings of pre-approved and permission granted, safe and welcoming locations, businesses, community centers, libraries, safety facilities, etc.

The planned schedule of each A Day in the Life Project includes a slideshow of selected images photographed to be shown at a locations within the photographed community, in 24-72 hours of each day of photographing. This is then followed, within 1-3 months, by a gallery showing, again at a location within the photographed community, of 70-100 final printed, matted, and framed images that the participants have captured from the day of photographing.  After the initial gallery display, it will be open to have traveling gallery display throughout the city of Sacramento.

We are currently gathering and purchasing items to accommodate and ensure the success of each A Day in the Life Project event.  We are in need of financial/material donations to fund digital camera's and digital memory cards for the elementary and high school students that will be photographing their community; printing, framing, matting of the final images; t-shirts to ensure the recognition of the project participants; food and beverage for the day of the event; printing services of flyers for community awareness of the event; and media/radio attention/announcements.