Brooklyn’s P.S. 10 unveils newly installed ‘Diversity Project’
Local Brooklyn school P.S. 10 on Thursday unveiled the “Diversity Project,” a photo and text installation highlighting the diverse stories from families of P.S. 10 students.
The Diversity Project was created to celebrate the South Slope school’s culturally varied population, according to a release from the school. The project strives to answer the questions: What makes your family story unique? Who was the trailblazer that defined your family’s path?
The Diversity committee hung up banners along the fence of the schoolyard of the first series of highlighted families. The project’s primary message is “We are P.S.10. We are 1,000 stories of trial, persecution and hardship and 1,000 stories of survival, strength and success. This is our story. This is our America.”
