Featured "Message Murals"  mural gallery  |  by topic  |  conferences
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Voices Against Sexual Assault , an online collaborative message mural unveiled at the  National Conference on Sexual Violence Prevention and Intervention.  Pittsburg, PA (2005).      "Protecting America's Children: A Child Welfare League of America-sponsored national message mural to direct attention to the tragedy of violent child deaths as part of a national initiative to reduce child mortality.  Washington, D.C. (2005)
	The World Bank Mural: Dreaming of a World Free of Poverty The World Bank Collection Washington, D.C., 2003
	"Stepping into the American Dream."  Official mural of the White House Conference on Minority Homeownership Washington, D.C., 2002
	Northern Ireland Children's Friendship Project Mural, Project sponsored by the US State Department Belfast, Northern Ireland, 2000.
	The Break the Silence mural was sponsored by USAID and created during the XIII International AIDS Conference Durban, South Africa, 2000
.	Bridging the Gap, created with participants of the 12th World AIDS Conference. Geneva, Switzerland, 1998
	MADD in the Capitol:  MADD National Youth Summit--a mural about underage drinking and driving collaboratively created with youth from the 435 Congressional Districts and dignitaries in Washington, D.C.
	Compartiendo con Bolivia (La Paz): A special art exhibit and mural creating project sponsored by Arts America, the United States Information Service, the Unites States Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia.
	Hasta Cuando? (Philadelphia): A Mother's Day mural created jointly with youths and residents from a primarily Puerto Rican barrio in Northern Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1996.
	Master-Peace 2000 (Miami): Miami artist Xavier Cortada will be working with ten high schools during the 1999-2000 academic year to create ten murals commemorating the millennium's past ten centuries.  The Internet-based project utilizes the artist's WebStudio to create collaborative murals exploring lessons humanity has learned during the last 1000 years.