This program is being offered virtually through Zoom. In order to participate and receive the Zoom link, register by clicking the RSVP button above or by emailing programs@smithcenter.org.
You will receive the Zoom information no later than the morning of your program.
with Annie Levy
Conversations In Photography is Annie Levy’s unique program that allows us to see and have conversations about the most important subjects in our lives – heavy, light, sad, funny and everything in between. An enjoyable and engaging way to discover and see new things about ourselves using a visual language to help us unlock who we are.
My Most Important Photos – Who I Am, Who I Hope To Be, One Small (or Large) Next Step To Move Toward That
Annie will join us and offer a specially tailored Conversations In Photography workshop that will focus on the joy of discovering who we are and envisioning who we are and want to become through the lens of our most important photos. Sometimes it is difficult to put into words answers to questions such as:
What matters most to you?
What would you like more of in your life?
Are you at a crossroads – either by design or because of circumstances?
Images can help us see and articulate these things! Show up as you are and simply bring a photo you love or one that has particular meaning to you in each category: Who I Am, Who I Hope To Be and One Small (or Large) Next Step To Move Toward That. You do not need to know why you love it or even why it has special meaning – that is what our workshop is about and what we will discover together.
About Annie Levy
Annie works with leaders in philanthropy, for profit and non-profit organizations, individuals and small groups from a variety of sectors to help them discover what matters most to them and create ways forward into those experiences. People from all walks of life feel comfortable in working with Annie
and trusting her with their most important photos. From national leaders in medicine and healthcare to teens in military families to groups looking at what longevity means to them – they have all had the joy of working with Annie in looking at their own images and those that have special meaning to them as a way to discover themselves and the futures they want to create.
Annie has her BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts where she studied writing and photography and her LMSW from Silberman School of Social Work where she learned to work with groups and counsel individuals. Her training and experience have proved to be the ideal combination of skills to do this work.
She is a sought after speaker and has presented about her work at a host of conferences including those for Google, the Cleveland Clinic, the Center for Health Care Design, Cornell Center for Healthy Futures, the International Longevity Center, and the National Academy of Medicine, among others.
