Portland Art Exhibit
Portland, Maine
“The Beauty of Darfur and the Horror of Genocide” is the name of the exhibit created by Falmouth and Yarmouth High School student artists who exhibited their incredibly moving work as part of Portland, Maine’s First Friday Art Walk on November 4th, 2011. Students, teachers, parents, human rights organizations, religious groups, women’s organizations, artists, singers, immigrants from different backgrounds, and people from all walks of life came together for the art exhibit and stayed for a discussion on Sudan and what people can do to make a difference for the people still suffering there.
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Thanks @WHLive for answering our questions on #Sudan & #Burma. There's lots of work to do to address atrocities in these countries & others.
End Genocide at 01-27 12:12
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@WHLive What is status of PSD-10 review and Interagency Atrocities Prevention Board, and relevant leg? #WHChat
End Genocide at 01-27 11:28
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@WHLive Many hope for democracy in #Burma, but what is US doing to stop attacks against ethnic minorities? #WHChat
End Genocide at 01-27 11:18
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@WHLive Death toll in #Syria is rising but intl. action has been ineffective. What will US do to stop it? #WHChat
End Genocide at 01-27 11:10
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@WHLive No mention of #Sudan during SOTU. How will Admin work to protect civilians from Bashir’s ongoing violence & possible famine? #WHChat
End Genocide at 01-27 11:10