Our Diversity EXHIBITS
Our eight award-winning, traveling photo-text exhibits highlight the experiences of marginalized communities and act as powerful tools that encourage empathy, spark dialogue, and showcase authentic representations. Exhibits travel to venues nationwide: schools (preK-12), colleges and universities, houses of worship, libraries, workplaces, museums, and conferences. Contact us to host a traveling exhibit.
AUTHENTIC SELVES
Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People and Their Families
Our newest exhibit, developed in collaboration with PFLAG National and Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund, explores gender identity while offering a compelling look at the challenges and the triumphs of remarkable trans and nonbinary people, and their loved ones.
Building Bridges
Portraits of Immigrants and Refugees
Building Bridges includes photographs and interviews with people who have come to the United States as immigrants, refugees, or asylum-seekers from around the world, countering anti-immigrant rhetoric and challenging damaging myths and stereotypes.
In our Family
Portraits of Many Kinds of Families
A breadth of diverse families: adoptive and foster families, divorced and stepfamilies; single parent, gay, lesbian-parent households; multigenerational and multiracial; chronic illness, mental, physical disabilities; interfaith, and immigrant families.
Love Makes a Family
Portraits of LGBT People and Their Families
Photographs and interviews with families that have lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender members. This exhibit seeks to challenge and change damaging myths and stereotypes about LGBTQ people and their families.
Of Many Colors
Portraits of Multiracial Families
In a world where race is considered by many to be a formidable barrier between people, these twenty families have bridged that divide through interracial relationships and/or adoption.
Nothing to Hide
Mental Illness in the Family
These stories demonstrate strength, courage, integrity, and accomplishment in the face of adversity and stigma – giving people living with mental illness and their families an opportunity to come out of the shadows.
We Have Faith
LGBTQ Clergy and People of Faith Speak Out
LGBTQ clergy and religious and spiritual leaders share their personal stories and histories along with their commitment to peace, justice and civil rights.
The Road to Freedom
Portraits of People with Disabilities
Children, teens, adults, and families whose lives are affected by the full spectrum of physical, sensory, learning, and mental disabilities share their stories.