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Faces and Voices of Autism Exhibition Opens at the State House and Prudential Center

04/16/07


Faces and Voices of Autism, a unique photo exhibition that features individual photographs of children and adolescents with autism with personal stories told by special people in their lives, will debut at the Massachusetts State House (Doric Hall) on April 30 through May 4, in honor of Autism Advocacy Day. The personal stories, or “voices,” do not focus specifically on the child’s diagnosis, but on what makes him or her special.

The exhibit is presented by May Institute, a nonprofit organization that serves individuals with special needs, and the National Autism Center, in collaboration with Andrew Child Photography.

The exhibit is free and open to the public. For more information about locations and times, please call 800-778-7601 or visit www.mayinstitute.org.

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May Institute and the National Autism Center, in collaboration with Andrew Child Photography, are sponsoring this special exhibition focusing on the lives of children with autism.

Faces and Voices of Autism is an exhibition that brings together photographs of children and adolescents with autism with personal stories told by people in their lives.

April 30-May 4, 2007

The Massachusetts State House (Doric Hall), Boston

This series of beautiful environmental portraits and stories is intended to raise awareness about autism, while opening a window into the lives of these children which is ordinarily closed to the general public. There is tremendous hope in each of these stories, and for the children and families highlighted in this exhibition.
 

 

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