"Marginalized muslim students at an Islamic school in an afterschool project using art as a vehicle for embedding character and leadership" In the words of Ari Snow, InSite's Lead Media person (my son and former InsSite student)
"The project was to come alongside and work with our friends in South Africa that work in townships like Enkanini every week. Our job was to pretty much do anything they needed help with. Our friends that work in Enkanini (STC) work there every week, trying to help the people there establish themselves. One thing that everyone involved in this project was really adamant about was that we didn't want to come in and do what we thought was best for them but to help the people of Enkanini reach their aspirations. We know that what we might think is important could be completely useless for them. We really tried to convey that idea through our involvement with Inside Out, with every portrait we would let the person say what their message was. A couple examples were:

"My name is Niscka
I live in Enkanini
I need crayons to draw an elephant."

or

"My name is Andile
I live in Enkanini
I need to find a job."