For the second year in a row, photographers of the renowned Phoenix-based photo organization, Through Each Other’s Eyes –TEOE, in conjunction with equally renowned Flagstaff photographers and Puente de Hózhó School in Flagstaff, provided photo instruction to fifteen fifth graders. The students captured various aspects of their lives during a week, and after careful critique and selection two images per student were chosen. The grand opening of the exhibit took place this past

The winner of the 2016 Paul O’Neill Grant Award is Stephanie Sapakie, a photography teacher from Highland High School in the Gilbert Unified School District. The winning project is called Ignite Peace: Light a Spark. It is a collaboration between Highland’s new SPARK (Students Promoting Attitudes of Respect and Kindness) Club, Digital Photo Classes, and Photo Club. Ms. Sapakie stated in the grant application, “Peace is not a passive phenomena; it has to be created actively.”

Dear Applicant: Through Each Others Eyes™ is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that encourages people around the world to understand and appreciate diverse cultures through photography. TEOE is offering a $1,500 grant to a Maricopa County high school teacher to execute a student project involving photography. The grant honors Paul O’Neill, a Through Each Others Eyes™ member from 2004 to 2012. Paul was drawn to TEOE because of his love of travel, his love of capturing life th

A large crowd attended the May 20 opening of the 8th Exchange Exhibition involving photographers in Phoenix and Hermosillo under the sponsorship of Through Each Others Eyes™. The event, held in the gallery of the Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix, contained 80 images from photographers David Moore and Jason Grubb of Phoenix and Juan Rubalcava II and Luis Gutiérrez of Hermosillo. Through Each Others Eyes wishes to thank the four photographers for their excellent images an