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Baltimore, MD
September 9-11, 2005

Dear Friends,

On September 9, 10 & 11, 2005, more than 6,000 people viewed the Eyes Wide Open Exhibit in Baltimore. The weather was perfect, the attendance was terrific, the volunteers were exceptional, and we made a lasting impression on the community.

Photo: George Hagegeorge

We want to thank the 150 volunteers for their hard work, energy, dedication, perseverance, and teamwork that made the Eyes Wide Open Exhibition in Baltimore an incredible experience and success.

We would also like to thank our co-sponsors, whose financial, spiritual, and emotional support made a tremendous difference. It kept us financially stable and helped provide wonderful turnout for the exhibition.

Thanks to all of you for coming together as a community to broaden the peace movement in the Baltimore area. We look forward to future opportunities to spread peace and work together to improve the lives of everyone in our city and state.

 



















Baltimore City Council Resolution

On the occasion of Eyes Wide Open coming to Baltimore, the city council adopted a resolution to recognize the period during the exhibit as "Days of Reflection on the Human Cost of War".

> View/Download Resolution    (PDF, 58 KB)

Sponsors:

We'd like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all of the individuals and organizations who have come together to help bring the exhibit to Baltimore.

> View list of sponsors

Additional Links:

> Washington Post Article
   (subscription required)
> WBAL TV coverage
> George Hagegeorge’s photos

The Baltimore Eyes Wide Open exhibit was also featured in an article and a column in the Baltimore Sun, as well as on WYPR (NPR), WBAL, and WEAA (Morgan State University) Radio.