Colors of Life

First Friday at June Fitzpatrick Gallery

Colors of Life is about to travel to Portland, Maine, to be exhibited at June Fitzpatrick Gallery and participate in First Friday. Using art to open people’s hearts and minds to the challenges facing children, this exhibition features 30 photographs chosen by Ann Shumard, Curator of Photographs for the National Portrait Gallery and is part of an national exhibit and a non-partisan, public education campaign to raise the visibility of children’s issues during the 2012 election cycle.

National Press Club to Host National Exhibit Spotlighting the Needs of Children

Striking photos of children from around the world and of past U.S. Presidents who have advanced the well-being of American children make up this national exhibit, which is part of a non-partisan, public education campaign to raise the visibility of children’s issues during the 2012 election cycle. It is traveling to key cities and regions in the country, including the presidential debate sites.

A Mission to End Child Abuse

Here is a short video featuring Michael Petit, President of Every Child Matters, the non profit to which our 2011 International Photocontest has been dedicated. Michael has been interviewed by Brooke Baldwin CNN anchorwoman and has highlighted in his speech the need for the creation of a National Commission to protect US children’s rights.