DIVAS for Social Justice will be hosting a community exhibition on June 15, 2019 at P.S 156. The community exhibition will feature an instant photography and virtual reality projects produced by the students of P.S 132 and P.S 156. With the support of Councilman Donovan Richards and The Department of Cultural Affairs, DIVAS for Social Justice was able to provide after-school programming to both schools and teach students about the history and science of instant photography and introduce them to the importance of access to virtual technology in underserved communities.
The program was co-taught by Department of Education Teachers: Elizabeth Hargrove (P.S 156), Aria Moore-Lindsay & Kathleen Pierre-Buggs (P.S 132).
The community exhibit will showcase the instant photography work of the students and will also exhibit their Google Cardboard designs to educate our community on the importance of accessibility to virtual technology in underserved communities.
Everyone is welcome to come to the exhibit at P.S 156 on June 15, 2019 at 12 PM
