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SLIDELUCK YOUTH INITIATIVE
THE SLIDELUCK YOUTH INITIATIVE
is a global 501c3 non-profit organization that bring communities together through art and food. The Slideluck Youth Initiative (SLYI) fosters creative expression and empowers students through the use of photography and multimedia storytelling. In doing so, SLYI develops valuable skills, enriches student's lives, and strengthens community.
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Check out the amazing work Artist teacher, Winston Struye, is doing in Nepal with his young photographers after the earthquake.
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Chinatown, Los Angeles Spring Photo Field Trip
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Amazing batch of photos from the East Los Angeles SLYI Spring 2015 chapter.
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SLYI Harlem Students on a field trip at the Highline! (Photographs taken by Sheri Giblin (http://www.sherigiblin.com/) #Slideluck #SLYI #YouthPhotography #HighlineNYC
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SLYI Harlem photo students learned all about how to set up studio lighting and took these photos of the girls in the “standard of beauty” club at school!
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The Slideluck Youth Initiative is on the Microsoft Office Blog
Winston Struye, Slideluck Artist Teacher, was a guest blogger recently on the Microsoft Office Blog where he spoke about using Microsoft’s “Sway” with the Youth Initiative Students. Check out the blog post here!
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SLYI arrives in Kathmandu, Nepal!
The Young Photographers Nepal project, a collaboration between the Slideluck Youth Initiative and the 108 Lives Project, has now started! As this is being typed, young Nepalese photographers are out photographing their everyday lives around Boudha, Kathmandu.
CHECK OUT THE PROJECT HERE
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More work from the amazing Slideluck Youth Initiative Bronx Chapter! The Youth Initiative has been spending time at the Belmont Preparatory Highschool with their Photography Club, the above is the results!
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More work from the amazing Slideluck Youth Initiative class at the Belmont Preparatory Highschool’s Photography Club.
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Work from the amazing Slideluck Youth Initiative class at the Belmont Preparatory Highschool’s Photography Club
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The Slideluck Youth Intiative has been teaching creative photography for the past few weeks in the Bronx and the students have created some AMAZING!!!! work! Here is some of the student’s work!
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Some images taken by SLYI Harlem students this week! Visiting photographer Danny Ghitis (@dannyghitis) taught a great lesson on foreground and background!
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Visiting photographer, Samuel Baumel (samuelbaumel.com) taught a super fun lesson to SLYI Harlem this week! Students learned all about long exposures and "light painting." Check out some of their images above!
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The Slideluck Youth Initiative is now teaching at Belmont Prepatory School in the Bronx! The Slideluck Youth Intiative's Artist Teacher Winston Struye will be teaching 6 classes with "BelPaparazzi" (the name of the photography club as chosen by the students), and above are some slides from his first lesson!
He will be at Belmont Prepatory Highschool for the next 5 weeks and is looking for people to help out! If you are interested in helping out please get in touch with [email protected]
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Check out this interactive peice made of the East New York Chapter! Testing the new Sway from Microsoft, Artist Teacher created this to help his students showcase their work to a broader audience. To find out more about Sway, or make your own, go to this link -> https://sway.com/
#SwayFoST2015#Fost#futureofstorytelling#sway#Slideluck#Slideluck Youth Initiative#young photographer#nyc photography#photography#photography ed
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SLYI Harlem students make Vision Boards from recycled PDN magazines to think about their futures and create stories through visual elements. The results were amazing!!
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