017 doing good just because and $45 purple hands

Published on: 3rd September, 2018

The Million Waves Project is one of the coolest organizations I've run across in a while, and I'm excited to share them with you. So today, you and I are chatting it up with the founder of the Million Waves Project Chris Moriarty so that he can tell us not only the cool thing he does but also what its like to run a not for profit as Chris has just been doing this for seven months. It's on and popping with this episode. Its super inspiring. Oh, and there is a basic necessity giveaway too

Check out the Million Waves Project: www.millionwavesproject.com

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As a curious multi-disciplinary artist, filmmaker, and Real Housewives scholar, I dive into the fascinating world of relationships and subcultures through conversations with artists, activists, and neighbors. I explore their practices while sharing my journey in art, which includes creating films, photos, and installations focusing on race, social class, and subculture.
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