BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241101 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093839047 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241102 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093840072 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241103 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093842121 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241104 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093844170 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241105 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093846219 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241106 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093848268 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062039Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241107 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093850317 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241108 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093852366 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241109 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093853391 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241110 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093855440 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241111 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093856465 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241112 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093858514 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241113 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093859539 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241114 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093861588 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241115 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093862613 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241116 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093864662 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241117 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093865687 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241118 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093867736 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241119 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093868761 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241120 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093870810 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241121 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093872859 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241122 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093873884 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241123 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093875933 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241124 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093877982 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241125 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093879007 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241126 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093881056 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241127 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093883105 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241128 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093885154 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241129 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093886179 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Socials DESCRIPTION:100 Faces of War (http://100facesofwarexperience.org/)\, a trav eling exhibition from the Smithsonian\, features 100 oil portraits of Ameri cans who went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan\, by artist Matt Mitchell (Vir tually). YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8db2TMHbR-ITo understand something as complex as the American experience of war in Iraq and Afghanistan it is useful to listen to many perspectives.The 100 Faces exhibition shows a cro ss-section of Americans who went to these wars between 2001 and 2014. Each person met the artist and was asked to say something about themselves. Th ey could say whatever they wanted. The statement they provided\, and their bio represent that moment in their personal history.Who are the one percen t of Americans that volunteer to defend the 99 percent? 100 Faces of War pr esents a new way to understand the stories of the soldiers and citizens who served our country during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through these p ortraits and their own words\, we come to know their strengths and frailtie s\, their courage and fears\, their warmth and humanity. Their words were n ot edited\, and some opinions and language may be considered strong. Each s tatement represents the feelings and emotions of the sitter alone. Some sat for portraits just days after returning home\, and their words reflect the ir recent experience of conflict. This exhibition is a place of contemplati on—unlike a history written by a single author\, here you will find one hun dred different and highly personal ways of looking at duty\, sacrifice\, an d the human experience of war. DTSTAMP:20260306T062040Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241130 GEO:25.766492;-80.237882 LOCATION:Padron Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Stories of Incredible Service with “100 Faces of War” UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47934093888228 URL:https://calendar.mdc.edu/event/stories-of-incredible-service-with-100-f aces-of-war END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR