MARIA SNYDER FEATURED AS ECO FASHION PIONEER IN IMPACT BOOK

MARIA SNYDER is featured as an Eco Pioneer in IMPACT: 50 Years of the Council Of Fashion Designers Book, published by Assouline.

In 1999, Felissimo Stores exhibited Maria’s Eco Creations and Fashions as art. Felissimo’s press release states: “Felissimo is proud to exhibit Maria Snyder's multi-dimensional work because it reflects the same kind of inspirational sources and environmental concerns". 

Felissimo further states Maria Snyder, an Eco Fashion Pioneer is one of the first designers to introduce an exclusive collection made from fiber from post consumer plastic bottles. The theme for recycling further underlines Maria’s love for nature and respect for the earth".

 

Assouline Publishing is a luxury book publisher focusing on images, rather than text. They publish luxury editions and illustrated books dedicated to photography, fashion, art and design.

MARIA SNYDER’S MEDITATIVE SHORT FILM AN OFFICIAL SELECTION AT GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL

Films selected for the Global Peace Film festival include Nobel Peace Prize winners Rigoberta Menchu Tum, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama featured in “2012: The True Mayan Prophecy” that is preceded by artist Maria Snyder’s meditative short, “Peace: How? Why? Where? What?” 

The ninth annual Global Peace Film Festival runs from September 20-25, 2011. The Festival is a celebratory event and a place to honor those who promote global and community awareness of peace and environmental sustainability through the most powerful form of communication in our world today.  

The Global Peace Film Festival draws together filmmakers and filmgoers from all walks of life into a community of people inspired to take action in their daily lives to leave the world a more peaceful place than they found it.

ECO BOYS AND GIRLS FILM OFFICIAL SELECTION AT AMERICAN RENEWABLE ENERGY DAY FILM FESTIVAL

Eco Boys and Girls Film offically selected at American Renewable Energy Day (AREDAY) Film Festival in Aspen, Colorado.  

The Eco Boys and Girls Film is a short animation starring 5 eco-hero characters, Ernie Earth, Lulu Love, Patsy Peace, Ray Recycle and Sammy Sun, on a mission is to engage children everywhere to become aware of, involved with and connected to each other and the earth, and to learn about the environment and explore creative new ways to live in harmony. 

 

The mission of American Renewable Energy Day (AREDAY) is to promote education and awareness of renewable energy and energy efficient technologies as practical solutions to global warming.

ECO BOYS AND GIRLS FILM OFFICIAL SELECTION AT ARTIVIST FILM FESTIVAL

Artivist Film Festival official selection of Maria Snyder’s ECO BOYS AND GIRLS Film featured at their 7^th annual film festival.

The ARTIVIST FILM FESTIVAL is dedicated to raising awareness for International Human Rights, Children's Advocacy, Environmental Preservation, and Animal Advocacy through Film.

ECO BOYS AND GIRLS FILM OFFICIAL SELECTION AT GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL

Maria Snyder directed this short animated film, Eco Boys and Girls, which introduces 5 lovable characters that bring to life for young children core societal values in a fun-loving way. Their mission is to engage kids to learn about the environment and explore creative new ways to live in harmony. Eco Boys and Girls Film premieres September 22, 2010.

The Global Peace Film Festival is a celebratory event and a place to honor those who promote global and community awareness of peace and environmental sustainability through the most powerful form of communication in our world today.

ECO BOYS AND GIRLS FILM OFFICIAL SELECTION AT SUSTAINABLE PLANET FILM FESTIVAL

Sustainable Planet Film Festival officially selects Eco Boys and Girls. The "brainchild" of visionary Maria Snyder, former top model and eco fashion pioneer, created Eco Boys and Girls animated characters to empower young people to take ownership of the planet.

PEACE ART AND MARIA SNYDER

The American Public Health Association (APHA) featured Maria Snyder's Peace Art at the annual conference in Philadelphia, PA.

At APHA conference, Maria's art was described as an emerging body of work that spans graphic, advertising, and fine arts in techniques and media. Her presentation illuminated the challenges of bringing images and ideas about peace into the modern mainstream after decades of marginalization.

The American Public Health Association is the oldest and most diverse organization of public health professionals in the world and has been working to improve public health since 1872.