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Chandra Danine, documentary photographer, raconteur, media strategist, galavanter and voyeur with a reputation for being the first to identify new trends. Miss Danine owes her integrity and credibility to time, experience, insight, and imagination.

She earned her degree from the University of California, Berkeley in Media Studies while dedicated to her passion for photography under the tutelage of Ken Light, Photo Director and Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Journalism. Her concentration focuses on social anthropology, cultural events, and global poverty. Her most recent assignment chronicles a 24 hour glimpse of Tiananmen Square student protest leader, Li Lu’s personal life.

Community service, insatiable wanderlust, and photo assignments has led her to to cross the equator and Arctic Circle dozens of times. She has traveled in excess of 50 countries on 6 continents. She currently serves as a SFMOMA Modern Art Council Board Member and Photographer.

Location:
United States, Aspen, CO
Current organization:
SFMOMA
Past organizations:
UC Berkeley Alumni
Current role:
SFMOMA Modern Art Council Photography Archive Chair
Gender:
Female
Areas of expertise:
Social Media, Photography, Public Relations, Image Consulting, Event & Project Management, Publicity
I am:
Activist, Artist, Blogger, Designer, Environmentalist, Journalist, Photographer, Producer, World traveler, Writer/Editor
Associations:
NRDC, Aspen Institute, ACES, Guide Dogs for the Blind, SFMOMA, UNICEF, Make A Wish Foundation, Redford Center, SXSW, Anderson Ranch
My website links:
Twitter/Worth1ooo, Worth1ooo, Exposure
Universities:
University of California - Berkeley
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Philanthropy, Photography, Art and Artists, Non-profit Professionals, Social Justice, Diplomacy and International Relations, Brand Strategy, Green Technology, Media, Innovation and Authenticity.

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Nobel Laureates, Peripateticism, Existentialism, Art Investors and Collectors, Foreign Affairs, NGOs, Foundations, Activism, Bourgeois Bohemians, and Socially Conscious Children of the Elite.

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