Documenting the Growth of the East Durham Children’s Initiative (EDCI) through Photography
Abstract
This paper is the written supplement to my Graduation with Distinction project in
Documentary Photography. Through photography, I documented the initial growth of the
EDCI’s programs to benefit the low-income populations of East Durham, as well as East
Durham’s commitment to overcoming the constraints low poverty has put upon its children’s
education. The timing of my documentary project is especially important in the first
full year of programs under the EDCI.
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Graduation with Distinction Project through the Center for Documentary Studies
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Honors thesisDepartment
Documentary StudiesSubject
EDCIEast Durham Children's Initiative
Documentary Photography
Educational Policy
Achievement Gap
Documentary Work
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Crumpler, Cat (2010). Documenting the Growth of the East Durham Children’s Initiative (EDCI) through Photography.
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