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SCAR Project photos up on FB

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Many of you know that I traveled up to NYC a few months ago to participate in a photo project of young women affected by breast cancer. I had been waiting and waiting for the pictures to go up in the gallery and had no idea that the photographer had created a FB page where my photo is featured in the album :) Here is the link to his fan page:
http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages#!/pages/The-SCAR-Project/255064983743?v=wall&ref=mf

I also wanted to let you guys know about my "Tribe" - necklaces are still available for ordering - you can see it up close in my FB profile page :) Here is the link:
http://humantribeproject.com/tribes/kicking-breast-cancers-butt


Please feel free to pass along both links - the more awareness, the better!!

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Kevin Ford said…
Hi Nikki , I hope your enjoying the heat!I checked out your Tribe Braclet and Id like to support you but it only accepts U.S. orders , any suggestions?Keep up the fight , your an inspiration!I was thinking of you when we were peddling a few weeks ago.Give our best to everyone there, love you!
8 July 2010 at 11:22
colleen vennard said…
Nikki,
What an awesome project, what courage you guys have!
13 July 2010 at 00:54
Nikki (Gallagher) Stevenson said…
I am going to be doing a 220 mile (3 day) "Tour de Pink" next October (2011) to raise funds for the Young Survivors Coalition :) You'll have to give me some training tips Kevin! I just had surgery 7 weeks ago but got back into the gym last week and did 60 minute spin class followed by 30 minutes of core work M-W-F = )

I talked to the people on the Tribe page, they don't ship to Canada but Lauren has offered to receive Paypal payments, she will order them and mail them to Canada for anyone that would like one :)
20 July 2010 at 13:51
Nikki (Gallagher) Stevenson said…
oh and PS, The SCAR Project exhibition will open October 14th at the OpenHouse Gallery in NYC. A book will also be available. More details will be posted in the very near future. (on FaceBook)

"I have been working on The SCAR Project for over three years. Needless to say I am very excited . . . and VERY proud of all the SCAR subjects. Thank you... all for your support. David Jay x"
20 July 2010 at 13:53
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