Sep 28 2007
Community Mapping and Preserving the Cultural Heritage of New Orleans
Gospel singer and voice teacher Lois DeJean discusses her community mapping initiative, which seeks to catalog and preserve the contents and cultural fabric of her New Orleans neighborhood, so that time, development, or another Katrina-level disaster will not wipe out the areas history and heritage.
Advocacy, Artists, Christian, Collaboration, Community, Dejean, Fund Raising, Gospel, Interview, Katrina, Lois, Student Projects, Teacher, Work For Hire
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