Jennifer Dugan

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Jennifer Dugan is an American activist and writer. She is the founder of several national movements including the You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project [1] and Dreams Untitled,.[2]

She is an alumna of Drew University.[3]

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[edit] National Projects & Campaigns

[edit] You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project

Dugan was best known at Drew University for writing the words, "You are Loved" in sidewalk chalk. She began doing this in 2005 after a coping with a series of tragic events.[4] After her graduation, Dugan launched the You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project as a national campaign raising awareness about suicide statistics and suicide prevention in the LGBTQ college student community.[5][6] The project is now a recognized, annual event observed by activist organizations, schools, and universities[1][7] across America.[8][9]

[edit] Dreams Untitled

A common theme throughout Dugan's activism has been connecting one's passions with the greater good. In 2009, she unveiled Dreams Untitled. Dreams Untitled is a national suicide-prevention awareness campaign that uses artwork to create "visions of hope for the future."[10]

Dreams Untitled is a national[2] event observed by suicide-prevention advocates[10] and artists.[11]

[edit] References

[edit] External links

  • You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project website [1]
  • Dreams Untitled Project [2]
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