See also: - Material Engagements highlights the work of RedLine artists - Design for the Other 90% reinvents the wheel and more, tonight at RedLine - RedLine show opens tonight which showcases the art of formerly-homeless Denver residents
The goal of the One Million Bones Project is to fill every inch of the National Mall in Washington, D.C. with student-made, papier-mâché bones this coming June to raise awareness of survivors of atrocities and conflicts in countries like Congo, Sudan, Burma and Somalia. The Bezos Foundation will contribute $1 for each bone sent in by April 28, up to a total of $500,000; the donations will aid CARE services and programs in those regions. The following video explains the project.
Be a part of something bigger: Bring yourself and your elementary school-aged children to make some bones at RedLine from 4 to 5:30 p.m. tonight.
For more information, visit RedLine's One MIllion Bones page or Students Rebuild online.
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