One Million Bones at USF

... gets covered in the USF Foghorn:

"The USF community and visiting second grade students from the Saint Anthony-Immaculate Conception School created 86 bones when the project came to campus last Tuesday, raising $86 for the art project. For every bone created, $1 is donated by the Bezos Family Foundation to CARE, a charity that fights global poverty. The Foundation supports learning environments for students from elementary through high school, and works in partnership with One Million Bones.
Shawn Doubiago, professor of comparative literature and culture, brought the project to USF  after hearing about it at the Museum of the African Diaspora (MOAD) earlier this year. The significance of bones resonated with Doubagio. 'We all have bones. They are the physical elements that all humans have that link us as a humanity,' she said."


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