Shooting Beauty in collaboration with the Best Buddies chapter of the CAB Calloway School of the Arts was the focus of a day long event aimed at raising awareness around language & disability and promoting a culture of respect.  After seeing Shooting Beauty at the Best Buddies National Leadership Conference, Christine Allen, student and president of Best Buddies at CAB Calloway worked with Erin S ullivan, teacher and founder of the chapter, to bring Courtney and Shooting Beauty to their school.  Courtney visited classes an

Andreaea LaVant, Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital Inclusion Specialist & one of Shooting Beauty's project developers, joined Molly Murphy of Working Films at the "Reel Change: Managing Social Issue Film Campaigns" training to case study Shooting Beauty in a session titled 'Partnerships that Work'. 

We heard that the workshop was a great success!  Click here to learn more...

Congratulations to The Meadows School's Best Buddies Chapter in Las Vegas, NV, for creating a wonderful exhibit of photographs from their Shooting Beauty inspired workshop!  Back in January, our Director of Outreach, Lorie Borges, presented Shooting Beauty to the Meadow School's Best Buddies and from there, the group worked together to create a photo exhibit of their own!  See the photos below from their photo excursions and exhibit.  

Life Skills, an orginzation that serves individuals with developmental disabilities in the St.

Check out the wonderful article written in the Wire about the Shooting Beauty Best Buddies Workshop at Phillips Exeter Academy!

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Shooiting Beauty featured on the National Public Radio show, Here and Now with Robin Young! Click here and scroll down to hear Courtney & George's interview with Robin.

ITVS partners with Shooting Beauty for the Shooting Beauty Girl Scouts Patch Program's Washington, DC, launch event (yes, it's a mouth full!) as part of the ITVS Woman and Girls Lead initiative.  Women and Girls Lead is an innovative public media initiative designed to focus, educate, and connect women, girls, and their allies across the globe to address the challenges of the 21st century.

Scroll through the feature article about Shooting Beauty and the Shooting Beauty photographers, at the very cool, innovative on-line magazine, Distinctive Style!

Project supporter Cheryl Hines (of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm) talks about the film.

See the Shooting Beauty photographers, Tony Knight and Carrie Miccelli on the new posters for the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Developmental Disabilities.