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Give Some Love

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Give Some Love
About work: Print ad campaign promoting hand-crafted products by women from Kibera Slum, Kenya for Africa Dream Project at USC. All original photography and artwork. Completed February 2009. About client: Africa Dream Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering lives in Kenya. Specifically, this student-founded group partners with Kenyans...
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Africa Dream Project

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Africa Dream Project
About work: Designed and developed website with original photography and artwork. Completed 2008. About client: Africa Dream Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering lives in Kenya. Specifically, this student-founded group partners with Kenyans to empower orphans with education and widows with micro-enterprise business....
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Widows’ Micro-Enterprise

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About work: Print ad campaign promoting the Widows’ Micro-Enterprise, a group of women in Kibera Slum, Kenya who craft and sell goods to make a wholesome livelihood. Completed 2008. About client: Africa Dream Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering lives in Kenya. Specifically, this student-founded group partners with Kenyans to empower...
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Orphans’ Dream Cards

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Orphans' Dream Cards
About work: Print ad campaign promoting “Dream Cards” featuring the artwork and stories of orphans in Kibera Slum, Kenya that depicts their amazing dreams. Completed 2008. About client: Africa Dream Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering lives in Kenya. Specifically, this student-founded group partners with Kenyans to empower orphans with...
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Kibera

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About work: Oil pastel on paper. Kibera Slum, this boy, the Kenyan people… changed my life for the better. I saw this boy during my first trip to Kenya in 2002. He stood in the shadow, tucked in between a school building and fence, watching the children of the school....
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