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One in Three Exhibition Travels around Jacksonville

Dec

23

Photograph courtesy of Kedgar Volta, Brunet-Garcia Advertising.

Photograph courtesy of Kedgar Volta, Brunet-Garcia Advertising.

One in Three: Let’s Solve our Dropout Crisis, is a powerful art exhibition and community mobilization effort to unite the city of Jacksonville and to create a common vision for our schools.  The exhibition lifts the faces and stories of 20 current and former Duval County Public School students through dramatic portraits by photographer Ingrid Damiani.  Their stories demonstrate the power of an engaged community that works ONE by ONE to ensure that all students are successful in school. They show the need for every person in our city to get involved in public education. The ONE by ONE campaign will bring our community together face to face, voice by voice and ONE by ONE to find solutions for our children.

Photograph courtesy of Kedgar Volta, Brunet-Garcia Advertising.

Photograph courtesy of Kedgar Volta, Brunet-Garcia Advertising.

The exhibition is currently on view at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens until January 9, 2012.  The exhibition then hits the road and travels to areas all over Duval County to bring this exhibition and campaign to your neighborhood.  The exhibition will be divided into two compelling “mini” exhibitions so that two venues each month can share the stories of these remarkable students.

Date

    Area

                     Location
January 2012      Downtown    Main Library & Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum
February 2012      Northside    FSCJ North Gallery & Highlands Regional Library
March 2012      Beaches   Beaches History Center & Beaches Regional Library
April 2012     Southside   UNF & Pablo Creek Regional Library
May 2012     Arlington University Park Library & Jacksonville Women’s Center
June 2012     Northwest  Bradham-Brooks Library & North Point Town Center
July 2012     Mandarin  Jewish Comm. Alliance & Hendricks Ave. Baptist Church
August 2012     Westside   Charles Webb Library & Kingdom Plaza Mall

 

The exhibition is intended to start a dialogue.  Through these venues there will be opening events, town hall meetings and various other programming activities based around the conversation that needs to take place about public education.  To find events that will take place in your neighborhood, check out the ONE by ONE website or to find out more about an event or how you can get involved, email events@jaxpef.org.  Get involved.  Let your voice be heard.

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