Meet the Face of Change: a celebration of people with type 2 diabetes
Meet the Face of Change is a nationally touring photo exhibit, sponsored by Novo Nordisk, that celebrates people with type 2 diabetes who are embracing change as part of a successful strategy for adapting to and living with diabetes.
Rick Smolan, the photojournalist behind the "Day in the Life" series, is producing the project and will be sending his team of
photographers to capture the faces of about 60 people with type 2 diabetes based on submissions to the Meet the Face of Change Web site.
If you'd like to enter for a chance to be professionally photographed for the exhibit, which will visit Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia, Detroit and NYC between September and November, visit www.FaceOfChange-us.com and tell them about positive changes in your life you have made as a result of your type 2 diagnosis.
August 30th is the deadline for submissions.
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Comment by Bernard on August 2, 2007 at 5:48pm -
Thanks Manny
I'll pass this onto some buddies of mine.
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