It’s the first Tuesday in May, which means its time for our monthly digital photo exhibit curating the works of young Palestinian boys and girls with Tomorrow’s Youth Organization‘s Triple Exposure program!
Our third exhibit, Home, features the works of young photographers from the Balata refugee camp and the Khallet al Amodd neighborhood of Nablus. Home is the place where we live, it is where our family is. It is a feeling deep within ourselves that tells us who we are. It is how we define ourselves.
It is the feeling of familiarity – the local stores, the daily routine, the never-changing skyline, the well-known streets and alleyways – that make a place a home.
Let us know in the comments which are your favorites and what subjects you’d like to see more of from these brilliant young minds!
Photographs were taken by young photographers from Tomorrow’s Youth Organization’s Triple Exposure class and curated by Triple Exposure Coordinator, Tala Said. Through Triple Exposure students ages 9-16 learn mural making and photography skills while exploring themes of identity and self-expression. All students are from the Khallet al Amood neighborhood of Nablus, Palestine.
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