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“educating our youth through media arts”

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Exhibit runs from May 14 – August 29, 2010
Students’ work will remain on exhibit through August 29, 2010
Dallas Museum of Art: 1717 N. Harwood Street

Through the Eyes of Our Children—Something Beautiful showcases the work of students from several elementary schools in the South Dallas/Fair Park area of the Dallas Independent School District. Inspired to embark on personal journeys of discovery, students use photography and mixed media to capture snapshots of humanity and convey their perceptions about self, community, and social responsibility. <click here to learn more>

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Preservation LINK, Inc. creates and develops arts-in-education programs and curricula for youth. Our focus on audio/visual media allows us to design innovative and exciting opportunities for youth to develop and share thoughts and feelings about the communities in which they live, learn and play.

Through the Eyes of Our Children - Something Beautiful

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Preservation LINK’s Research Blog Shaunqula (Shaun) Wilson, Ph.D. Co-founder/Director of Program Evaluationhttp://preservationlinkresearch.blogspot.com/

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Preservation LINK is celebrating its 4th consecutive summer in partnership with El Centro College. For eight weeks during the summer of 2010, Preservation LINK has been conducting a series of youth centered media arts workshops for both middle and high school aged students. This summer has been all about collaborative learning. We have worked with many supporters and  partners to help us shape a meaningful and engaging summer that supported students as they became better learners, citizens, and media makers. Special Thanks to Mary Woods (Director of El Centro’s Mac Lab) and team, Dr. Bette Plog (Advisor),

A summer well spent

KERA’s Art & Seek team: Anne Bothwell (director), Stephen Becker (content editor), and Jerome Weeks (reporter/producer), State Representative District 100 Eric Johnson and staff, Central Dallas Ministries - AmeriCorps Members:   Lakeem Wilson, Tiffany Stanley, former SIGHT & SOUND students, El Centro Student Interns: Kristen Valero, Babi Tafesse, former program participants, Volunteers: Marisa Williamson (educator and artist), Joel Sauceda, Shelby Sanders (former SIGHT & SOUND students), Karen Colbert, Hollye Young, Mary Caldwell, City of Dallas, Office of Cultural Affairs, Cisco Systems, Hoblitzelle Foundation.

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Donate School Supplies

Students from the PRESERVATION LINK ‘S SIGHT AND SOUND SUMMER EXPERIENCE are asking for new school supplies to be DONATED to the students at the MAHENZO MISSION SCHOOL IN KENYA, AFRICA. Your donations will be greatly appreciated. For more information click image.