A multimedia, Pan-Asian arts workshop that focuses on the experiences of Asian American girls ages 14-18 displaced by war. A nine-week, intensive summer workshop led by women artists will bring together low-income, underrepresented girls who are primary and secondary witnesses to war (from the Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Burma, Iran, etc.) to share the stories of their lives through photography and writing, encouraging bonds across nationalities and generations.
Double Exposure: War Narratives at Home
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