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Genocide

Democratic Republic of the Congo› Government committed crimes:› Forced displacement› Forced recruitment- Child Soldiers› Massive Sexual Violence

Genocide

Sudan› People have gone through:› Mass starvation› Bombing of civilian sites› Enslavement

Why this topic?

Every one deserves the right to live, no matter what.

How?

Through art Participated and did several projects

pertaining to genocide

Events

Elie Wiesel Visual Arts Competition Beyond the Bones One Million Bones

Elie Wiesel Visual Arts Competition

Holocaust Commission of the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater

Chosen as one of the Judges’ Choice

Artwork displayed at Chrysler Museum of Art from May 15th- June 24th

Beyond the Bones

Both Tallwood & Princess Anne High School created artworks pertaining to our unit about Genocide

Tallwood art students created clay pots Individual project: Designed a

memorial garden to the victims of genocide

Beyond the Bones

Beyond the Bones

May 3rd – May 20th Tallwood & Princess Anne created artworks in response to our unit in Genocide

Exhibited at the ODU Virginia Beach Higher Education Center

Beyond the bones

One Million Bones

“What is One Million Bones?  Mission: is to create a visible

movement that will increase global awareness of these atrocities while raising the critical funds needed to protect and aid displaced and vulnerable survivors. 

Get Involve”

One Million Bones

One Million Bones

Those who helped

Mrs. Hitchcock- Tallwood High school art teacher

Mr. Demott- Global Connections teacher

Ms. Naomi Natale- founder & director of One Million Bones/Mentor

Delana Smith- Fellow Tallwood Student Family & Other friends

Thank You

Works Cited

http://www.ushmm.org/genocide/take_action/atrisk/region/dr-congo

http://www.ushmm.org/genocide/take_action/atrisk/region/sudan

http://www.jewishva.org/index.php?q=holocaust-commission

http://www.onemillionbones.org/the-project/