From the American People - paper print
8×10 print on cardstock paper. Pick up at Ali’s house in DC for free or flat fee for shipping of $10. If you choose the DC option, Ali will provide you with address for pickup. Contact Ali at alissasyverson@gmail.com for any questions.
The funds raised from these prints will be donated to mutual aid for USAID employees that have found themselves unemployed. For anyone that is facing unemployment, please choose the $30 option, and for anyone who is gainfully employed for the foreseeable future, I encourage you to choose a donation option.
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This painting — “From the American People” — celebrates and commemorates USAID’s six decades of work around the world. USAID’s reports and stories of impact have been taken down from the internet and spun into false narratives. So, I put the real story into a new format that cannot be so easily altered or erased. This painting includes the iconic USAID logo’s handshake surrounded by a collage of depictions of the agency’s programs in different country contexts — including conservation in the Amazon, fisheries in the Pacific Islands, water and sanitation in the Philippines, agriculture in Egypt, and renewable energy technologies in various settings.
The names of fallen colleagues who were killed in the line of duty are written on the back of this print. This painting is dedicated to their service, as well as the thousands of employees who have dedicated their careers to working in foreign aid.
To my fellow USAID colleagues and contractors - thank you for your service, and may you find peace in the next chapter.
8×10 print on cardstock paper. Pick up at Ali’s house in DC for free or flat fee for shipping of $10. If you choose the DC option, Ali will provide you with address for pickup. Contact Ali at alissasyverson@gmail.com for any questions.
The funds raised from these prints will be donated to mutual aid for USAID employees that have found themselves unemployed. For anyone that is facing unemployment, please choose the $30 option, and for anyone who is gainfully employed for the foreseeable future, I encourage you to choose a donation option.
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This painting — “From the American People” — celebrates and commemorates USAID’s six decades of work around the world. USAID’s reports and stories of impact have been taken down from the internet and spun into false narratives. So, I put the real story into a new format that cannot be so easily altered or erased. This painting includes the iconic USAID logo’s handshake surrounded by a collage of depictions of the agency’s programs in different country contexts — including conservation in the Amazon, fisheries in the Pacific Islands, water and sanitation in the Philippines, agriculture in Egypt, and renewable energy technologies in various settings.
The names of fallen colleagues who were killed in the line of duty are written on the back of this print. This painting is dedicated to their service, as well as the thousands of employees who have dedicated their careers to working in foreign aid.
To my fellow USAID colleagues and contractors - thank you for your service, and may you find peace in the next chapter.
8×10 print on cardstock paper. Pick up at Ali’s house in DC for free or flat fee for shipping of $10. If you choose the DC option, Ali will provide you with address for pickup. Contact Ali at alissasyverson@gmail.com for any questions.
The funds raised from these prints will be donated to mutual aid for USAID employees that have found themselves unemployed. For anyone that is facing unemployment, please choose the $30 option, and for anyone who is gainfully employed for the foreseeable future, I encourage you to choose a donation option.
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This painting — “From the American People” — celebrates and commemorates USAID’s six decades of work around the world. USAID’s reports and stories of impact have been taken down from the internet and spun into false narratives. So, I put the real story into a new format that cannot be so easily altered or erased. This painting includes the iconic USAID logo’s handshake surrounded by a collage of depictions of the agency’s programs in different country contexts — including conservation in the Amazon, fisheries in the Pacific Islands, water and sanitation in the Philippines, agriculture in Egypt, and renewable energy technologies in various settings.
The names of fallen colleagues who were killed in the line of duty are written on the back of this print. This painting is dedicated to their service, as well as the thousands of employees who have dedicated their careers to working in foreign aid.
To my fellow USAID colleagues and contractors - thank you for your service, and may you find peace in the next chapter.