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People should not die from cancer because they are poor or black. — Harold Freeman, former President of American Cancer Society

Read Why Black Women Die of Cancer?


 

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Join us for the Big Chop to Stop Cancer in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month #chopcancer

 Kea Taylor, Instructor Expressive Photography ClassZURI PHOTO PROMO 6.5.138The Exposures Project teaches cancer patients and survivors to use photography and their own voice to transform cancer’s impact on their communities.

The next session begins summer 2014. If you are interested in participating, please send an email to info@zuriworks.org.

 

 

 

ZuriWorks’  Scarf Project featuring world renowned textile artist, Cynthia Sands, will be at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in June 2014. Stay tuned for more information.

The Scarf Project at Will to Adorn, Folklife Festival
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The Exposures Project Goes to NIH

The Expsoures Project is now at National Institutes of Health! The exhibition will be in the main alcove from May 3 until July 12. Check it out!

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In Training

In Training is a blog about life. Using “training” as a metaphor, the founder of ZuriWorks, Andrene M. Taylor explores health, fitness, race, gender, and popular culture.

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