Viva Colores: A Salute to the Indomitable People of Guatemala

Paola Gianturco’s work has been exhibited by the United Nations; the US Senate; the Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival; Chicago’s Field Museum; San Francisco’s International Museum of Women; and Los Angeles’ Norton Simon Museum; and has been published by magazines and newspapers across the United States and abroad. Her first book, In Her Hands: Craftswomen Changing the World (powerHouse Books, 2000), showed how craftswomen in 13 countries were affecting their families and communities. In Celebrating Women (powerHouse Books, 2004) she introduced readers to festivals in a dozen countries that celebrate women’s qualities and achievements. For more information on Gianturco and her work, visit www.paolagianturco.com. David Hill helps create communications strategies for heads of for- and non-profit organizations, then creates the communications these strategies call for—ads, annual reports, articles, billboards, brochures, speeches, and websites. He co-founded Saatchi Corporate Communications in 1978, and headed it until 1993. He is the author of Great Corporate Ads Are Made Not Born (Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Inc., 1979); Getting Heard, The Science and Art of Effective Communications (Lakewood Publishing, 1997); many magazine and newspaper articles and op-eds; and several corporate films. He holds a degree in Latin American history and a lifelong fascination with Latin American affairs.

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