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The Summer 2006 photography program in El Progreso, Honduras involved 8 children ages 8 to 13. The children in the program belong to low-income familieswho attend an urban elementary school located in an area marked by much crime and poverty. They were all very enthusiastic and eager to participate in the various assignments. Their hard work has paid off and despite their young age, they have been able to project the essence of the people in their community.

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Erin Gordon spent 7 months working withinSouth Africa's township communities on issues surrounding youth development, HIV/AIDS, and media access. She taught eight youth, ages 13-15 photography in the historic Sowetan neighborhood, Kliptown.

Red Hook, Brooklyn

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Working jointly with Added Value, We taught students to use the camera as a tool for self-expression while addressing questions about what food is available in Red Hook, what we eat, and what happens to food waste.

Jackson Heights, Queens NY

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The Jackson Heights project began in July 2007. After a few months of weekly training, these young artists have been able to share with us a glimpse of what it means to be part of the vibrant, yet ordinary life in Queens and other areas of New York City. All youth belong to recent immigrant families from Latin America.