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PROJECT 

KIDS & CAMERAS

Project Kids & Cameras is a social enterprise that empowers children (ages 7-14) to explore their voice and the world around them through photography. The program integrates visual literacy with traditional literacy, to offer learners an opportunity to express themselves through both image and the written word. Our fun, participatory, experiential workshops encourage creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and community building in the classroom - key elements of an innovation mindset!  

 

To cultivate this mindset, we supply the digital cameras and portable printers students will need to create a photographic narrative based on personal themes or topics that they are currently exploring in class.

A unique photography workshop designed for Regent Park kids in Grades 3-6.

Participatory, hands-on educational workshops that introduce the fundamentals of photography while promoting self-expression and creative and critical thinking.

Photo workshops designed specifically to explore themes or issues important to your community culminating in a photo exhibit featuring your community participants’ work.

Digital cameras and portable printers provided for use during our fun, hands-on, photo-activity packed after school program.

For school teachers interested in learning how to integrate digital photography into their lesson planning in compliance with Ontario Curriculum arts standards.

TESTIMONIAL

Diana’s photography and writing workshop series with our grade 1-3 and grade 4-6 classes are a perfect example of integrated learning at its best. Diana taught our students the basic elements of photography, facilitated solid poetry and writing classes, and created a positive and supportive environment for our students to produce a powerful, self-reflective creative arts project. I highly recommend Diana to classroom teachers and community groups looking for a dynamic facilitator who skillfully weaves together literacy and arts with children of all ages.” 

Emily Chan, TDSB Teacher

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