Raising
Awareness
RED SAND
PROJECT
Raising
Awareness
RED SAND
PROJECT
WHAT IS THE RED SAND PROJECT?
The Red Sand Project is an interactive art exhibition designed to raise awareness of human trafficking.
By spreading red sand in the cracks in sidewalks, the project brings attention to those who have “fallen through the cracks” in society. Red Sand Project installations have taken place in 70 countries around the world. Hundreds of thousands of toolkits have been distributed to over 1,000,000 people.
Tennessee Department of Health employees and community partners will be pouring red sand during the week of July 24th through July 31st.
WHAT IS THE RED SAND PROJECT?
The Red Sand Project is an interactive art exhibition designed to raise awareness of human trafficking.
By spreading red sand in the cracks in sidewalks, the project brings attention to those who have “fallen through the cracks” in society. Red Sand Project installations have taken place in 70 countries around the world. Hundreds of thousands of toolkits have been distributed to over 1,000,000 people.
Tennessee Department of Health employees and community partners will be pouring red sand during the week of July 24th through July 31st.
WHAT TO DO?
Pour red sand and take pictures mentioning Hardin County Health Department and Public Health Educator Jennifer Siner as well as tagging TDH at @TNDeptofHeaIth, using the hashtags #ItHasToStop #RedSandTN so that TDH can see what county your post is coming from.
WHAT TO DO?
Pour red sand and take pictures mentioning Hardin County Health Department and Public Health Educator Jennifer Siner as well as tagging TDH at @TNDeptofHeaIth, using the hashtags #ItHasToStop #RedSandTN so that TDH can see what county your post is coming from.
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