What better way to show how our Portraits For Pixels campaign works than with an image? We created a word cloud of the how and why of this campaign. We
Portraits for Pixels Photographer Perspectives–Greta Jacobs
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this
Portrait for Pixels Photographer Perspectives–Kim Poppleton
As part of our Portrait for Pixels campaign, we are turning the lens, so to speak, on the photographers who have generously accepted our invitation to take part in this
Words That Paint a Picture–Pixel Project Actions to End Violence Against Women
For the past couple of weeks we have posted word clouds, generated from the text on our website, that showed the scope andimpact of violence against women and that focused
Words That Paint a Picture: Solutions to VAW
Last week we posted word clouds, generated from the text on our website, that show the scope and impact of violence against women. This week, we thought we would focus
Words That Paint A Picture: The Impact of Violence Against Women
In yesterday’s post, we used a Wordle graphic to paint a literal word picture of the many types of violence against women. Today we are using the same tool to
Words That Paint A Picture: What is Violence Against Women?
One of the goals of our awareness-raising efforts is to show people the full scope of the problem of violence against women. Violence against women is not just domestic violence
A Pixel Project Volunteer’s Story–Sharing Vital Information When Needed
A recent message from a Pixel Project volunteer shows how she was able to respond to a person’s concern for her friend’s safety using Pixel Project resources. My name is
ANNOUNCEMENT: Global “Walk a Mile In Her Shoes”® Day
This International Anti-Street Harassment Day, The Pixel Project, the global volunteer-led online non-profit working to end Violence Against Women (VAW), and Venture Humanity, the founders of Walk A Mile In
10 Ways To Help Celebrate The Pixel Project’s Second Birthday
The Pixel Project has, amazingly, turned two years old today (7 January 2011) Not bad for an idea that started in the shower! We would like to thank all of