Exhibition Schedule Bainbridge Arts and Crafts October 5-27, 2002 206.842.3132 Kirkland Art Center Oct 11-Nov 15, 2002 452.822.7161 BKB and Company Oct 27- Nov 15, 2002 253.752.6884 Gallery 110 Oct 27-Nov 2, 2002 206.624.9336 The Childrens Museum "Flowers Around the World" Art by Seattle School Children Oct 1 - 31, 2002 Benefit Concert Featuring Children of the Revolution Saturday October 12th 7.30 p.m. 206.652.6308

Why Invest In Girl's Education?      Increases women's earnings      Reduces women's fertility rates      Lowers infant and child mortality rates      Lowers maternal mortality rates      Creates inter-generational educational benefits      Yields significant environmental benefits      Helps eradicate poverty and promotes peace      Raises living standards and gross national products     UNICEF's Global Girls' Educational Program operates     in more than 60 countries, including many in the three     regions with the widest gender gap: Sub-Saharan     Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East and North     Africa. Education plays a crucial role in solving some of     the most complex problems facing any nation, including     the spread of HIV/AIDS, poverty and civil conflict.     UNICEF's program links local, global, and national,     resources, guiding countries in transforming educational     systems to become gender sensitive and to achieve equitable     and quality education for both girls and boys. For more     information on UNICEF's work, please visit our websites:     www.unicefusa.org and www.unicef.org.     or read about UNICEF's Global Girl's Educational Program

Sponsored by the Seattle Chapter of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF. Proceeds will go to support UNICEF's Global Girls' Education Program. All photographs copyright UNICEF. All art work copyright the artist. © 2002 UNICEF