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The ACCESS Project
Exhibit and Invited Lectures
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Exhibit Venues
- University of Houston, Downtown - March 2005
- Herkimer County Community College - September 2005
- Lafayette College - October 2005
- Metropolitan College - November 2005
- St. Louis University - November 2005
- North Seattle Community College - November 2005
- University of Washington, Seattle - January 2006
- New York State Legislature - February 2006
- Meredith College - March 2006
- Georgetown University - April 2006
- Sarah Lawrence College-April 2006
- Riverdale Center for Ethics - May 2006
- Mohawk Valley Community Action - May 2006
- Hamilton College - June to September 2006
- Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies - July 2006
- Williams College - September 2006
- Rochester Institute of Technology - October 2006
- SUNY, New Paltz - October 2006
- University of Massachusetts, Boston - November 2006
- University of Washington, Tacoma - November 2006
- University of Puget Sound - November 2006
- Utica College - January 2007
- Utica Public Library - January 2007
- Swarthmore College - March 2007
- Alfred University - April 2007
- Hudson Community Action - May 2007
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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-Ă -vis family, work and higher
education in the United States today. View the Gallery Guide.
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