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by
T he W o rld F o re stry C e n te r
opens Z oom U ganda, a stunning
and thought-providing photo es­
say created by 12 orphaned girls in
U ganda, A frica, on Saturday June
16 with the exhibit running through
Aug. 31 at the D iscovery M useum
in the Special Exhibits G allery.
The photos tell the journey o f 12
girls w ho w ere each given acam era
and asked to capture her ow n story
in a 24 hour period. M ost had never
seen a cam era before, let alone op­
erate one. The girls, aged 14 through
18, are from the AIDS ravaged Rakai
district o f southern U ganda and are
all orphans o f the AIDS epidem ic.
T hey are students at St. A ndrew 's
Secondary School in the village o f
Kalisizo.
P resented by the H aram bee
C entre, a nonprofit organization
that connects people and groups in
the US with the peoples and cul­
tures o f the A frican continent,
Z oom U ganda w as directed by Julie
Resnick, w hojoinedT he Harambee
C entre’s cross-cultural exchange
trip to U ganda last year. Recalling
The 328i has perfect balance
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ZoomUganda at Forestry Center
Photo essay
created by
orphaned girls
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sedan instead if a wagon. It has
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The 2007 BM W 328i wagon
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a couple o f new colors and some
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a day in their
lives through
their eyes
the first day o f the project, Resnick
says, “I handed out the cam eras
w ith their nam es w ritten on duct
tape to each girl. I drew a cam era on
the blackboard and explained each
part: ‘T his is the lens. This is the
shutter. T his is the zo o m .’ The girls
immediately repeated ‘zo o m ! zoom !
zoom !’ in many voices. They had
nam ed their project.”
The H aram bee C entrer is par­
floor. A reflector on the bottom o f
the gate adds an elem ent o f safety
in darkness. The glass rear window
opens separately, w hich is co n v e­
nient for quickly loading light
w eight items.
The 328i w agon was fun to drive.
It felt as if you were driving the
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