Nov 29, 2016
Visibility for the LGBTQ+ community is key to promote the humanization of a community that is dehumanized every single day.
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Visibility for the LGBTQ+ community is key to promote the humanization of a community that is dehumanized every single day.
Pride Portraits Facebook Page
“In this very special episode of The Nash Attack Podcast, I get the opportunity to interview Eric Edward Schell and Hugo Perez about their P.R.I.D.E. Portraits project. We talk about everything from how it all got started to long term goals for the project. P.R.I.D.E. Portraits is a truly amazing non-profit organization.”
Eric Schell was interviewed on November 4th, 2016 by the podcast called “TheNashAttack”.
-- (via Ep 93: P.R.I.D.E. Portraits | Telling LGBTQIA Stories Through Photography and Art)
“Trans Voices Matter #trans #family #lgbtq #equality #transvisible #familysupport #texas”
Eric Schell via his Twitter.
"I want the world to know that LGBTQ people are as diverse as the fabric of this nation; that our diversity is our greatest strength. We need to celebrate it, and we need to tell our stories." - Chad Hunter Griffin, President, Human Rights Campaign via Pride Portraits
Chad Hunter Griffin, the President of HRC, took part in Eric Schell’s Pride Portraits.
We stay out. We stay proud. We stay strong and diverse. We don't disappear. We don't succumb to fear. We look fear in the eye and keep going and fight stronger than we ever have before. We have no choice but to do so. For everyone. For our entire LGBTQIA family. For every race. We must lead with love and support of each other.
Eric Edward Schell & Hugo Perez in response to the 2016 election results November 9th.
P.R.I.D.E. Portraits stands for photographs representing individuals deserving equality. Our mission is to visually represent the LGBTQ+ community and it’s allies one photograph and story at a time. Visibility for our community is key to promote the humanization of a community that is dehumanized every single day.
http://www.prideportraits.org/
The mission of Eric Schell’s Pride Portrait project.
On Wednesday, June 29, a free photoshoot will be held for “Pride Portraits,” an event by Eric Edward Schell Photography.
Before the project even launched, Eric was featured in Houston’s “Out Smart Magazine” on June 29th, 2016.
In the wake of the mass shooting in Orlando this past June, photographer Eric Schell "was at a loss for words, feelings and an understanding as to why we as a community are sometimes treated like non-humans." In response, Schell created a project titled "P.R.I.D.E. Portraits: Photographs Representing Individuals Deserving Equality".
Eric’s project, the ‘Pride Portraits’ was featured in a “glaad” article on September 14th, 2016.