Introducing myself and my journal

About Me:
Greetings from Sydney, Australia!

I am the Women's Diversity Partnership Co-odinator for the 11Eleven Project, an international not-for-profit film project that is using the arts to create global good. It is my role to ensure that the story of womanhood, motherhood and sisterhood is captured in our global narrative. We are doing this by collaborating with women's organisations and networks world-wide such as The Girl Effect, International Women's Days and Vital Voices.

The 11Eleven Project, is a project set to connect people around the world to "Press Record" and capture a glimpse into their lives on 11/11/11. It aims to unite countries, lift borders and promote positive communication between all people through the use of film, photography and sound.

The 11Eleven Project is a not-for-profit initiative running on the passion and creativity of its volunteers. All proceeds from the 2 hour documentary feature film, photographic book and world music album produced by Grammy Award Winner Imogen Heap will be donated to charities supporting the 8 UN developmental Goals including WWF, The Hunger Project, Save The Children and Hamlin Fistula.

CAN YOU HELP US?
What we would love from the pulse wire community is to help us capture a day in the life of world of women the girls on 11.11.11.and submit this content to the 11Eleven project for us to include in our global narrative. This journey will only be successful with your participation and support.

This is YOUR opportunity to get your voice, organisation and purpose exposed! With international media partners such as Marie Claire Magazine and Flickr, WE have the chance to give voice to our women world wide. We are always happy to return the love and spread the word of your wonderful work to our large online following and networks.

Please email me at kimberly.kay@11elevenproject.com if you are able to help us capture a day in the life of YOUR WORLD!

My Passions:
Humanity

My Vision for the Future:
Equality

My Areas of Expertise:
Women's Rights