NEW ORLEANS PROJECT
This grass roots effort created awareness that New Orleans hasn't recovered from Hurricane Katrina. The work was inspired by Stan Strembicki who photographed the decay scattered throughout the city. Promoted through donated media, the campaign drove traffic to a website (TheNewOrleansProject.org) to connect citizens to organizations rebuilding the city.
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Reproductions of actual family photos scattered by Katrina were placed in public areas to be found just as they were in the streets of New Orleans.
On the back, information about The New Orleans Project: This is one of thousands of family photos found decaying in the streets of one of America's great cities. Years after Katrina, New Orleans still needs our help. TheNewOrleansProject.org
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These photos were found scattered around the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. Not far from some of the people in them.
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No one will ever write a New Orleans song about the time FEMA came marching in.
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Four years after Katrina, New Orleans still hasn’t found its most prized possession. Its country.
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During Katrina, the most appalling breaches weren’t the ones that involved levees.
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NO Excuses
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NO Reason
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No Warning
