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This lesson plan accompanies One Day, I Will, a documentary photography project by Vincent Tremeau. Students will be able to analyze the work of the photographer, determine outcomes of the project, and apply these lessons to their own social justice documentary project.nnLearning objectives: what information can we learn about the location and people depicted in these photographs; how do we identify the influence and intentions of the photographer in the overall visual message they frame; and how do we plan, produce and finalize a project with a social justice message u2014 what technical and creative tools do we need to produce it.nnThe Photoville Education program is in partnership with PhotoWings. This lesson plan was created by educators Brenna McLaughlin and Ashleigh Staton, with the support of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA).nnAuthors: Brenna McLaughlin and Ashleigh Staton u00b7 Featuring photography by Vincent Tremeau u00b7 Grade level: 7th u2013 12th grade u00b7 Subjects: Photography, ELA u00b7 Time required: 4 u2013 8 class sessions u00b7 Produced and facilitated by Photoville, presented in partnership with PhotoWings.

• Identify information about the location and people depicted in the photographs
• Identify the influence and intentions of the photographer in the overall visual message
• Plan, produce, and finalize a project with a social justice message