During the Spring of 2011, eight high school students in San Francisco were offered an opportunity to learn how to use photography as a tool to create awareness and social change. Over 12 weeks, each young photographer developed a personal photographic story related to the broad issue of health in their communities, and voiced their positions on what makes a community healthy. A selection of this work was presented at the Human Rights Summit, hosted by San Francisco State University on 5/2/11.
On February 15th, we were lucky enough to have a talented and accomplished guest photographer, Don Anderson, come to our class to talk to us about his work. Here's a link to his website. http://donaldrandersonsite.com/
