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Hidden in Plain Sight: Kelly Parks Snider, Project Girl

September 23, 2015 by Amy Jussel Leave a Comment

Sept. 23, 2015 Can't think of a better "Wordless Wednesday" than this powerful art exhibition "Hidden in Plain Sight" which speaks volumes in its visual insight. Creator and artist Kelly Parks … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sexualization & Body Image Tagged With: adolescent body image, Advertising, art activism, brand brainwashing, brandwashed, dangerous ways ads see women, Elena Rossini, Hidden in Plain Sight, Jean Kilbourne, Kelly Parks Snider, Killing Us Softly, media influence on kids, media influence on teens, media-literacy, project girl, Sexualization, teen depression, The Illusionists, women and girls in the media, Women Hall of Fame, Wordless Wednesday, You've Come a Long Way Baby

Shaping Youth Is Backing The Illusionists Film About Media’s Body Blitz

July 19, 2011 by Amy Jussel 7 Comments

Update Nov. 2, 2014 Talk about a greenlight! Excited to attend Elena's "PopUp Party" today screening her important 2015 documentary film (preview here). She'll be speaking at the 3PercentConference in … [Read more...]

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