Eyes Wide Open
Exhibition Report: The First Year
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Since the Eyes Wide Open and Cost of War exhibits embarked on their tour around the nation in June 2007, the exhibits have been shown in 44 states. The results have been remarkable as the message of the human cost of war has expanded to an ever wider audience.
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Eyes Wide Open Newsletter
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Read the latest news on the Eyes Wide Open
National Tour and State exhibits and The Cost
of War exhibits. 
Eyes Wide Open State Exhibits
Working with AFSC offices, Quaker meetings
and peace groups across the country, the Eyes
Wide Open state exhibits feature the boots of
the soldiers from their home states in addition
to a memorial to the Iraqi civilian casualties.
LINK TV Features Eyes Wide Open Documentary
Tune in for the new documentary
Eyes Wide Open, airing on LINK
TV, satellite television, all round the
country.
Dreams and Nightmares
An Exhibit on Life and Death in Iraq
Dreams and Nightmares is a
memorial to Iraqis who have lost their lives in
the war and occupation. With photographs, names
and personal stories, it conveys the unseen
side of the war in Iraq — the tragedy being
experienced by everyday Iraqis. Careful
estimates put Iraqi deaths at more than 655,000
— most of them civilians. .
Music Video
Features "Eyes Wide Open" Boots
AFSC’s Eyes Wide Open exhibit is featured
in the blues musician Robert Cray’s new music
video. The song, “Twenty,” from Cray’s
Grammy-nominated album of the same name,
commemorates the soldiers whose lives are “used
up” by the Iraq war.