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Vivyan Adair

Exhibit Stories

Heather Adair	Mayzabeth Lopez
Vivyan Adair	Lorraine Martinez
Rigoberte Alce	Jamala McFadden
Leticia Almanza	Joycelyn Moody
Serena Belmont	Pepper-Alexandria Moore
John Bembry	Terri Moran
Paulette Brown	Deborah Noble
Sandra Chapin	Rosalind Osgood
Nolita Clark	Rose Cotrich Perez
Tomayia Colvin	Bich Ha Pham
Kenya Cyrus	Jacqueline Pope
Sandra Dahlber	Gita Rajan
Evelyn Dortch	Sandra Rodriguez
Diane Dujon	Carrie Schlieder
Claudia Garcia	Shannon Stanfield
Cassandra Garrison	Jillynn Stevens
Carlos Garza	Arezoo Taef
Heide Hellreigel	Fransheneka Watson
Emin Hodzic	Florence Washington
Kirstin Howard	Monita Webb
Vickie Huckabay	Chrystal Wierzbicki
Denise Jennings	Jeremiah Williams
Ellen Jamison	Teresa Willmore
Stephanie Karuzas	Lynn Woolsey

Photo Exhibit

A nationally touring exhibit of 50 framed, museum quality, color photographs coupled with narratives created by students who are welfare eligible, single parents changing their lives through the pathway of higher education. The installation presents a unique view of poverty from insiders’ perspectives and reframes the cultural (de)valuations of poor single parents vis-à-vis family, work and higher education in the United States today. View the Gallery Guide.