DC Witnesses to Hunger Exhibit Opening Reception
Event Information
Description
Witnesses to Hunger DC Exhibit
Witnesses to Hunger is a growing advocacy movement featuring the voices and photography of parents who have experienced hunger and poverty firsthand. With sites in Philadelphia, Camden, Baltimore, New Haven, and Boston, Witnesses to Hunger is working with community partners and photographers from DC to ignite a dialogue around hunger and poverty in the nation's capital and throughout our country.
Join us for a reception to mark the opening of an exhibit with photographs taken by members of Witnesses to Hunger from Washington, DC and to launch a Witnesses to Hunger site in the nation's capital.
THEARC
1901 Mississippi Ave SE, Washington, DC 20020
Thursday, January 14, 2016
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The exhibit with photographs taken by members of Witnesses to Hunger will be on display at THEARC from January 14th – January 31st.
For more information email Kate Scully at kate.scully@drexel.edu.
A special thank you to those who have supported the DC Witnesses to Hunger site including the Butler Family Fund and the Bernstein Family Foundation.
The DC Witnesses to Hunger Site is hosted by Martha's Table with support from the Center for Hunger-Free Communities at Drexel University's Dornsife School of Public Health.
Organizer Center for Hunger-Free Communities
Organizer of DC Witnesses to Hunger Exhibit Opening Reception
The Center for Hunger-Free Communities is a research, advocacy, and policy center that engages in multi-faceted research and action with the goals of developing innovative, empirically tested solutions to the challenges of hunger and economic security. The Center works in partnership with private and public organizations, researchers, and the community. Witnesses to Hunger, a program of the Center, is building a movement of caregivers to share their experiences with hunger and poverty
