Company Name: Humane Exposures
Date Founded: 1997
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Country of Origin: United States of America. North America.
Business Category: Book Publisher, Publishing, Multimedia & electronic book publisher
Genre: Fiction, Nonfiction, Memoir, Comics, Planner, Children’s Books
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Social Media Account Links: Facebook. Twitter. Youtube. Instagram. Linkedin.
Hours Of Operation: 8am - 5pm Pacific Time
Primary Language: English US
Email: infohumaneexposures.com
Phone Number: 619-702-4655.
Address: 1050 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 9210.
Annual Revenue: ($0-100k)
Number of Employees: {1-9}
Areas Served: United States
Products & Services: eBooks, Paperback, Publishing, Editing, Formatting, Printing
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About Humane Exposures
Mission Statement
To take a penetrating look at the needs and challenges of society's disenfranchised—the denizens of our streets, the emotionally and physically incarcerated, children in juvenile hall and in unsettled homes. To encourage public awareness of the causes that underlie the destructive cycles plaguing these populations, including the abuse and neglect that cycle through generations; to underscore that the economic burden on society is lightened when these issues are addressed. To use photography, books, film, education, and advocacy to increase understanding and engender humane response.
More About Humane Exposures
Founded in 1997 by photojournalist Susan Madden Lankford, HUMANE EXPOSURES pursues its mission through the work of three entities, with intertwining goals.
HUMANE EXPOSURES PUBLISHING creates compelling books that shine revealing light on homelessness, incarceration, and the legacy of childhood neglect.
HUMANE EXPOSURES FILMS facilitates the creation and production of dynamic, thought-provoking documentaries on crucial social issues.
HUMANE SMARTS is dedicated to jump-starting the futures of young people committed into or affected by the criminal justice system.
About Susan Madden Lankford
In the early 1990s, Susan Madden Lankford began photographing—and befriending—the homeless on the streets of downtown San Diego. Compelled to learn more, she gained access to a women's detention center and soon was shooting within its walls, speaking with candor with inmates and staff. Next, pursuing the link between crime and childhood neglect, she met with young people in juvenile hall, challenging them to face their hopes and fears through artwork and the written word.
Lankford's award-winning books on homelessness, incarceration, and juvenile justice are testament to many years of commitment to complex social issues. Her venture in the realm of documentary film continues this work.
Susan Lankford grew up in the Midwest and holds a BS degree from the University of Nebraska. She attended Ansel Adams' prestigious workshops, studied under such photographic masters as Richard Misrach and Ruth Bernhard, and spent many years as a successful wildlife photographer and portraitist. The parents of three adult daughters, Susan and Rob Lankford live in San Diego.
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