OM…One Million Faces is hanging in the Lincoln gallery at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. (2130 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302, (303) 444-0202, www.naropa.edu) through March 19th, 2010.

The OM show features numerous original works mixed media collages created by Peggy and members of the community from the photographs Peggy has taken during the past 8 months.

Peggy Dyer is traveling the country, dotting the map for her causes seeking out community events and local hot spots to host her photo-booth style shoots. Charitable contributions will be collected on-site and additional donations can be made through the official website “http://www.onemillionfaces.org” Each face captured in a photo is a memory of how One Million Faces can impact our world.

While the portrait of America unfolds, potentially millions of dollars can be raised for charities nationwide. Currently, The One Million Faces project donates their time and funds to the following charities: Davis Phinney Foundation, The Chanda Plan, Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation, MESA (Moving To End Sexual Assault) Program, and Rett Syndrome Research Trust.

This modern art project began with an idea on February 26th, 2009. The first photo shoot event manifested on February 28th, 2009 and Peggys friend Angie was the first of one million faces. Peggy has been tip-toeing around the nation and could come to a city near you soon. She has been in Florida, Alabama, Missouri, North Carolina, Washington, and Wisconsin just to name a few. In case you are wondering who will be the #1,000,000 face, Peggy hopes it can be President Barack Obama.

To date, Peggy has photographed 1,334 faces towards her goal for The One Million Faces Project.

What number will you be?

Davis Phinney Foundation http://www.davisphinneyfoundation.org

The Davis Phinney Foundation has a single mission. It is to improve the lives of people living with Parkinson’s disease. We fund innovative research that will make lives better today while working to prevent and cure this crippling disease tomorrow.

The Chanda Plan http://www.thechandaplanfoundation.org/

The Chanda Plan’s mission is to improve the quality of life for people with physical disabilities through grants and education to access complementary and alternative therapies.

Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation http://www.team25.com/

The mission of Shjon Podein’s Children’s Foundation is to improve the quality of life and create an environment of caring and community support for children facing extraordinary difficulties in their lives. The children, their families, our board and volunteers, sponsors and celebrities all work together in our efforts to accomplish this mission. TOGETHER we are Team25.

MESA – Moving to End Sexual Assault http://www.movingtoendsexualassault.org/

The mission Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA) is to end the suffering in our community caused by sexual assault. We believe every person has the right to live free of sexual assault. Through our client services we are here to help sexual assault survivors and their loved ones today and through our prevention education programs we are working towards changing tomorrow to ensure a world free of sexual assault.

Since 1972, MESA has and continues to be the only rape crisis center serving Boulder County. MESA serves over 1,000 individuals annually through our Rape Crisis & Information Hotline.

Rett Syndrome Research Trust http://www.rsrt.org/

The goal of the Rett Syndrome Research Trust is to deliver clinical trials of a novel treatment strategy within five years.

Every five hours a girl is born with Rett Syndrome! Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurological disorder that primarily affects your girls and women. For the first year or so, the girls with RS seem perfectly normal, but then they can lose the ability to walk, talk and use their hands properly. As the girls grow older, they often develop seizures, breathing disorders, scoliosis, and other difficulties. There currently is no known cure or treatment, but there is hope. On February 8th 2007, a breakthrough discovery was announced. Scientists have reversed the symptoms of RS in mice, giving us all hope that this can also be done for girls suffering from RS.
PHOTOS : Peggy Dyer
http://www.peggydyer.com

MUSIC : Something Underground
http://www.somethingunderground.com

REVOLUTION : One Million Faces
http://www.onemillionfaces.org

Duration : 0:1:2

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OM…One Million Faces is hanging in the Lincoln gallery at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. (2130 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302, (303) 444-0202, www.naropa.edu) through March 19th, 2010.

The OM show features numerous original works mixed media collages created by Peggy and members of the community from the photographs Peggy has taken during the past 8 months.

Peggy Dyer is traveling the country, dotting the map for her causes seeking out community events and local hot spots to host her photo-booth style shoots. Charitable contributions will be collected on-site and additional donations can be made through the official website “http://www.onemillionfaces.org” Each face captured in a photo is a memory of how One Million Faces can impact our world.

While the portrait of America unfolds, potentially millions of dollars can be raised for charities nationwide. Currently, The One Million Faces project donates their time and funds to the following charities: Davis Phinney Foundation, The Chanda Plan, Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation, MESA (Moving To End Sexual Assault) Program, and Rett Syndrome Research Trust.

This modern art project began with an idea on February 26th, 2009. The first photo shoot event manifested on February 28th, 2009 and Peggys friend Angie was the first of one million faces. Peggy has been tip-toeing around the nation and could come to a city near you soon. She has been in Florida, Alabama, Missouri, North Carolina, Washington, and Wisconsin just to name a few. In case you are wondering who will be the #1,000,000 face, Peggy hopes it can be President Barack Obama.

To date, Peggy has photographed 1,334 faces towards her goal for The One Million Faces Project.

What number will you be?

Davis Phinney Foundation http://www.davisphinneyfoundation.org

The Davis Phinney Foundation has a single mission. It is to improve the lives of people living with Parkinson’s disease. We fund innovative research that will make lives better today while working to prevent and cure this crippling disease tomorrow.

The Chanda Plan http://www.thechandaplanfoundation.org/

The Chanda Plan’s mission is to improve the quality of life for people with physical disabilities through grants and education to access complementary and alternative therapies.

Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation http://www.team25.com/

The mission of Shjon Podein’s Children’s Foundation is to improve the quality of life and create an environment of caring and community support for children facing extraordinary difficulties in their lives. The children, their families, our board and volunteers, sponsors and celebrities all work together in our efforts to accomplish this mission. TOGETHER we are Team25.

MESA – Moving to End Sexual Assault http://www.movingtoendsexualassault.org/

The mission Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA) is to end the suffering in our community caused by sexual assault. We believe every person has the right to live free of sexual assault. Through our client services we are here to help sexual assault survivors and their loved ones today and through our prevention education programs we are working towards changing tomorrow to ensure a world free of sexual assault.

Since 1972, MESA has and continues to be the only rape crisis center serving Boulder County. MESA serves over 1,000 individuals annually through our Rape Crisis & Information Hotline.

Rett Syndrome Research Trust http://www.rsrt.org/

The goal of the Rett Syndrome Research Trust is to deliver clinical trials of a novel treatment strategy within five years.

Every five hours a girl is born with Rett Syndrome! Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurological disorder that primarily affects your girls and women. For the first year or so, the girls with RS seem perfectly normal, but then they can lose the ability to walk, talk and use their hands properly. As the girls grow older, they often develop seizures, breathing disorders, scoliosis, and other difficulties. There currently is no known cure or treatment, but there is hope. On February 8th 2007, a breakthrough discovery was announced. Scientists have reversed the symptoms of RS in mice, giving us all hope that this can also be done for girls suffering from RS.
PHOTOS : Peggy Dyer
http://www.peggydyer.com

MUSIC : Something Underground
http://www.somethingunderground.com

REVOLUTION : One Million Faces
http://www.onemillionfaces.org

Duration : 0:1:2

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OM…One Million Faces is hanging in the Lincoln gallery at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. (2130 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302, (303) 444-0202, www.naropa.edu) through March 19th, 2010.

The OM show features numerous original works mixed media collages created by Peggy and members of the community from the photographs Peggy has taken during the past 8 months.

Peggy Dyer is traveling the country, dotting the map for her causes seeking out community events and local hot spots to host her photo-booth style shoots. Charitable contributions will be collected on-site and additional donations can be made through the official website “http://www.onemillionfaces.org” Each face captured in a photo is a memory of how One Million Faces can impact our world.

While the portrait of America unfolds, potentially millions of dollars can be raised for charities nationwide. Currently, The One Million Faces project donates their time and funds to the following charities: Davis Phinney Foundation, The Chanda Plan, Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation, MESA (Moving To End Sexual Assault) Program, and Rett Syndrome Research Trust.

This modern art project began with an idea on February 26th, 2009. The first photo shoot event manifested on February 28th, 2009 and Peggys friend Angie was the first of one million faces. Peggy has been tip-toeing around the nation and could come to a city near you soon. She has been in Florida, Alabama, Missouri, North Carolina, Washington, and Wisconsin just to name a few. In case you are wondering who will be the #1,000,000 face, Peggy hopes it can be President Barack Obama.

To date, Peggy has photographed 1,334 faces towards her goal for The One Million Faces Project.

What number will you be?

Davis Phinney Foundation http://www.davisphinneyfoundation.org

The Davis Phinney Foundation has a single mission. It is to improve the lives of people living with Parkinson’s disease. We fund innovative research that will make lives better today while working to prevent and cure this crippling disease tomorrow.

The Chanda Plan http://www.thechandaplanfoundation.org/

The Chanda Plan’s mission is to improve the quality of life for people with physical disabilities through grants and education to access complementary and alternative therapies.

Team 25 – The Shjon Podein Children`s Foundation http://www.team25.com/

The mission of Shjon Podein’s Children’s Foundation is to improve the quality of life and create an environment of caring and community support for children facing extraordinary difficulties in their lives. The children, their families, our board and volunteers, sponsors and celebrities all work together in our efforts to accomplish this mission. TOGETHER we are Team25.

MESA – Moving to End Sexual Assault http://www.movingtoendsexualassault.org/

The mission Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA) is to end the suffering in our community caused by sexual assault. We believe every person has the right to live free of sexual assault. Through our client services we are here to help sexual assault survivors and their loved ones today and through our prevention education programs we are working towards changing tomorrow to ensure a world free of sexual assault.

Since 1972, MESA has and continues to be the only rape crisis center serving Boulder County. MESA serves over 1,000 individuals annually through our Rape Crisis & Information Hotline.

Rett Syndrome Research Trust http://www.rsrt.org/

The goal of the Rett Syndrome Research Trust is to deliver clinical trials of a novel treatment strategy within five years.

Every five hours a girl is born with Rett Syndrome! Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurological disorder that primarily affects your girls and women. For the first year or so, the girls with RS seem perfectly normal, but then they can lose the ability to walk, talk and use their hands properly. As the girls grow older, they often develop seizures, breathing disorders, scoliosis, and other difficulties. There currently is no known cure or treatment, but there is hope. On February 8th 2007, a breakthrough discovery was announced. Scientists have reversed the symptoms of RS in mice, giving us all hope that this can also be done for girls suffering from RS.
PHOTOS : Peggy Dyer
http://www.peggydyer.com

MUSIC : Something Underground
http://www.somethingunderground.com

REVOLUTION : One Million Faces
http://www.onemillionfaces.org

Duration : 0:1:9

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