An exhibit featuring a thoughtfully curated collection of signs created by people experiencing homelessness, presented by the Ignatian Volunteer Corps and the Eleven Eleven Foundation.
This exhibit features a thoughtfully curated collection of signs created by people experiencing homelessness, providing a window into the personalities, desires, and needs of the artists who created them. The exhibition is intended to be “an exercise in empathy,” an opportunity for the viewer to study the words in a new light, void of the often awkward interactions when their creator is present.
Invisible Words is brought to Washington, DC, through the Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) and the Eleven Eleven Foundation. IVC is a national lay Catholic organization that harnesses the expertise of individuals over fifty who have the passion and commitment to make a difference in issues impacting the world. IVC members serve among the materially poor in twenty regions across the US, reverently entering the lived experience of others while providing their skills to over three hundred social service organizations. By co-sponsoring Invisible Words, IVC seeks to offer a broader audience the opportunity to increase awareness and compassion for people facing homelessness and dire poverty.
For more information, please visit: https://ivcusa.org/invisiblewords/
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