In the movie "Paper Clips" students collected several million paper clips to show how many died in the Holocaust. 400,000 Faces is a similar concept.
The goal of a membership of 400,000 was achieved at 1:31 AM (West coast time) on January 9th 2007. The photos were collected January 15th 2007 of all members at that time. The Lay down will be on April 28th in an expected 200 schools.
Each person in the 400,000 represents 1 person that has died in Darfur (400,000 is an average of statistics). The pictures will be printed 100 per a page at every participating school (on recycled paper). On April 28th 2007 all 4,000 pages will be lain out over public areas at each school during a rally for Darfur. A picture of the display will be taken and sent to senators, representatives, UN officials, local and major news stations, and those whose influence matters. The resulting packets of 4,000 pages will be sent to the officials that have the best chance in creating change.
The goal of this group is to help raise support for Darfur and we are not stopping just because our quota has been met. THIS GROUP IS NOT LIMITED TO 400,000. This group was created as a venue for advocacy, not just to achieve a certain number of people for a couple of days, and the more support that can be gathered the better. CONTINUE TO INVITE YOUR FRIENDS AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT. We will be continuing to provide actions you can take.
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400,000 Faces is a partnership between studentsfordarfur.org and Amnesty International, Group 204
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(read less)In the movie "Paper Clips" students collected several million paper clips to show how many died in the Holocaust. 400,000 Faces is a similar concept.
The goal of a membership of 400,000 was achieved at 1:31 AM (West coast time) on January 9th 2007. The photos were collected January 15th 2007 of all members at that time. The Lay down will be on April 28th in an expected 200 schools.
Each person in the 400,000 represents 1 person that has died in Darfur (400,000 is an average of statistics)....
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