Embracing Our Differences 2010

”The only path to learning is through
an open mind.” – Rosanne Knorr, Sarasota
“Embrace Peace”
by Ruth Gross’ Pre-K to 6th Grade
Art Students, Saint Stephen’s
Episcopal School, Bradenton
Each paper crane, which symbolizes peace, was folded by an art student.
Peace comes from understanding and respecting the differences that make
each of unique.
“Preconceptions”
by Henry Brandes and Samantha Stewart,
10th grade, Booker High School, Sarasota
Teacher: Amy Webber
When we decided to work together, we chose a black chess piece moving forward from a
white background. Symbolizing normalcy, the piece moves forward recognizing progression.
Embracing Our Differences 2010
The Herald-Tribune Media Group and Embracing Our
Differences® have collaborated to bring this program
to Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte County classrooms.
We believe we can create an all-inclusive society that
will foster a positive future for generations.
For additional information regarding the Herald-Tribune’s
Newspaper in Education program, please contact Mary Charland,
Newspaper In Education Manager at (941) 361-4545
or e-mail mary.charland@heraldtribune.com
www.heraldtribune.com/nie
Embracing Our
Differences ®
2010 Outdoor
Juried Art Exhibition
39 Billboard Sized Works of Art
with Companion Inspirational
Quotes on Diversity and Inclusivity
March 28 – May 2 Sarasota’s Island Park Along the Bayfront
Embracing Our Differences® 2010 will visit:
North Port High School, May 5 - 31
For more information: www.embracingourdifferences.org