Journey NYC - We Made This

Journey NYC

We've just been reading all about the NYC Journey exhibition over on Mike Dempsey's Graphic Journey Blog. You should too.

The installation is on all this week, running through to Sunday, at Washington Place, NYC. It has been put on by the Helen Bamber Foundation to raise awareness about the plight of women being trafficked for sex across the globe. It sounds like it's a tremendously effective, if harrowing, piece.

Mike has asked writer Tom Lynham to document the event on the Graphic Journey Blog, and he's brilliant at conveying the experience of visiting the installation to those who can't get there in person.

Donate to the Helen Bamber Foundation

posted: 12 November 2009
categories: Events

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