Critical Exposure is in the process of identifying additional locations across the country - including schools in urban, suburban, and rural communities - in which to expand this project. In each of these sites, we will provide students with tools and training. We will partner with local and state organizations working toward systemic education reform to support and strengthen their efforts.
For large-scale projects, we will use the following criteria to determine sites for expansion:
- Access to high-quality youth programs that are interested in offering Critical Exposure's training to their students.
- The presence of well-positioned, capable advocacy organizations poised to implement, or already implementing, a strategy to achieve a greater degree of equity and excellence in public education and that are interested in partnering with Critical Exposure.
- The availability of sufficient funding to implement our project. (The amount of funding needed varies based on the project's scope.)
Critical Exposure also engages in smaller projects when appropriate. Smaller projects typically include workshops for middle and high school students about documentary photography and how students can use their images and voices to inform and engage the public and policymakers on issues important to youth.
For more information about bringing Critical Exposure to your community, please contact us.
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