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Photos: Dear World Live From Emory

March 3, 2016

dear world participant with "be someone's hero"
dear world participant with "i will not be stopped"
dear world participant with "black men really do smile"
dear world participant with "open your heart"
dear world participant with "in spite of eveything, i believe people really are good at heart"
dear world participant with "empathy"
dear world participant with "only those who risk going to far, can possibly find out how far one can go by T.S. Eliot"
dear world participant with "You can't beat the person who never gives up by Babe Ruth"
dear world participant with "you are always loved"
dear world participant with "one love"
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What is your message to the world? Dear World, a portrait and storytelling project, came to Emory Feb. 24-25 as part of Social Justice Week. Faculty, staff and students were nominated to attend a VIP photo shoot on Wednesday evening, followed by an open photo session on Thursday morning and a keynote address and reception on Thursday evening.

Photos courtesy Dear World Live From Emory. View more photos from the VIP photo shoot on the event's Facebook page; additional photos will be released in the coming weeks.

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