Earlier this week, I attended the unveiling of a giant 200-foot mural created by the “Moving the Lives of Kids” (MLK) Community Project in downtown Pittsburgh.
ONE’s petition asking the G20 to hold a future meeting in Africa covers 100 feet of the wall. The MLK team, including nearly 20 local artists and 30 children from the community, painted the wall in less than five days. When we arrived for the unveiling and press conferences (and as it started to pour down rain) they were putting on the final finishing touches.
(If you’re in Pittsburgh, the mural is on Ross Street between 3rd and 4th.)


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08/10/2009 at 7:58 pm
All the best!
10/10/2009 at 8:34 pm
ONE LOVE!!!!!!!
NICE JOB!
13/03/2010 at 8:44 pm
I agree that Africa should be validated as a player in the world scene. A G20 summit there might help.