Credits

The Ghana ThinkTank was founded in 2006 by Christopher Robbins, John Ewing, and Matey Odonkor. Carmen Montoya joined the project in 2009.

Kevin Patton: Physical Computing
A.J. McGuire: Web Design
Rachel Peddersen: Summer ’11 Associate
Catherine McTague: Summer ’11 Associate
Tom Kietz: : Summer ’11 Associate

We would like to thank our generous sponsors and supporters:
CEC ArtsLink
SUNY Purchase College
Queens Museum of Art
Creative Time
Rockefeller Foundation
Lily Auchincloss Foundation
Puffin Foundation
Black Rock Arts Foundation
The Greenwall Foundation
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York State Council on the Arts

And, of course, our Think Tanks!
Ghana
Cuba
El Salvador
Cambodia: Olesia Plokhii, Journalist for The Cambodia Daily, Haley Hrymak, English teacher for the International Institute of Cambodia (IIC), and English students from the IIC.
Mexico (Zapotan): Paty Silva, Norman Blanco, Guilda de Alba and Regina CantĂș
Gaza Strip
Lebanon: Vilma Paat, Mercedes Feolino, Aileen Brabante and Marry. Organized by Ashlee Tuttleman.
Afghanistan
Iran
Kosovo
Serbia: Ivica Mihajlovic, Milan Grujic-Aksentijevic, Ivana Tasic, Ana Antic, Vladan Stojkovic, Bojan Trajkovic, Marjan Prvulovic, Prijezda Jovanovic, Marjan Pejic, and Nikola Milenkovic
Artistic Noise

2 Responses to Credits

  1. Kwaku Kyei says:

    Interesting project.Just wanted to introduce to you Recnowa Initiative a Ghanaian non-profit that seeks to innovate with some of the millions of plastic and other material waste creating enviromental havoc in Ghana and turning them into high fashion goods for both the local and international markets.
    If you would like any assignment on waste management to propose solutions or partnership we are there.
    Stay blessed.
    Kwaku

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