The AjA Project’s PhotoCity class at Crawford High School has spent the last couple of weeks using abstract photography to showcase the negative and positive aspects of socializing in City Heights. Fernanda, 16, captured two images that she felt represented the positive and negative sides to social life in her neighborhood. “I took this
When was the last time you took a stroll in your neighborhood? Played with chalk on the street? Participated in painting a community mural? Or reflected about the present and future of your community? On May 25th you can do all that and more. The AjA Project on Fairmount and University avenues is inviting residents to take
Students in The AjA Project have been reflecting on the positive and negative sides to socializing in City Heights as a teenager. One student, Michael, 16, is picking up that narrative with two images: one that represents a negative side and one that represents a positive side. “Something that I would like to say about socializing
