Diana Nazareth

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Diana Nazareth is a teaching artist, working photographer and founder of Project Kids & Cameras. Her photography programs for kids are informed by an extensive study of key progressive methods such a Literacy Through Photography, PhotoVoice and Visual Thinking Strategies and she has facilitated several photography workshops for schools, community art centres, libraries and community-engagement initiatives throughout the Greater Toronto Area. She received her B.A. in Communications/Photojournalism from Temple University, and her Teaching Artist Certification from The University of The Arts, Philadelphia, PA.
 
Language(s): English
Grade levels that programming is provided for: Primary (K - 3), Junior (4 - 6), Intermediate (7 - 8)

This individual offers online programming

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Facilitates Group Lessons

  • 2 group lessons per week
  • Where group lessons are facilitated: Arts organization, School, Online
  • Arts organization(s) where lessons are facilitated:

    Back Lane Studios, East End Arts, Scarborough Arts, Toronto Public Library, TDSB, Arts Etobicoke

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Offers private lessons

  • 25 students
  • Where lessons are facilitated: Arts organization, Online

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Offers services to schools

  • Partner school boards:
    Peel District School Board, Toronto Catholic District School Board, Toronto District School Board

  • Visual Arts

    Photography

  • Artist-Educator Partnership
  • Residency
  • In-School Workshops

Community Partners

Featured Project

Cameras in the Classroom

In our flagship participatory program, we use photography as a tool for self-expression, critical and creative thinking, communication, collaboration, and classroom inclusivity. With our cameras, we learn about the fundamentals of photography - composition, vantage points, elements of design - and how they can be used to create compelling images and tell stories about ourselves, our community or any topic you are currently presenting in class.

Profile last updated: Jul 30 2021

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