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Books of Hope was developed through the Memory Project, a powerful service-learning opportunity that connects children in orphanages around the world with art students in the United States. In the Memory Project, advanced art students have the opportunity to create a portrait for a child who may not even have a photograph of him or herself. In return, when the portraits are delivered, the children have the opportunity to make a drawing for the American art student. This art exchange creates a common ground for communication between individuals whose lives are otherwise very different.
To learn more about the Memory Project, please visit www.thememoryproject.org
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