dear visitor:
I would like to introduce you to New Vision Videography INFOCUS TELEVISION
STUDIO, New Vision Photography Program, Office Skills, One Stop Supported
Employment Program and New Vision INFOCUS CAFÉ. New Vision’s goal is to provide innovative programs that will enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities in the Washington, DC area.
INFOCUS TELEVISION STUDIO will focus on the basic principles of video production and programs that will entertain the concern of individuals with disabilities.
Mr. Price Biography
New Vision Photography Program, Inc. President and CEO Albert (Al) Price, a native of Quincy, Florida has extensive experience both in the field of photography and working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
In 1967, he began working as a counselor at Forest Haven School for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. As a photographer, he worked for the District of Columbia Office of the Mayor from 1982 to 1992. He retired in 1994. He has worked as an employment specialist at DC ARC and the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Institute.
In addition, his photographs of East and Southern Africa have appeared in publications such as National Geographic and Emerge Magazines. Mr. Price is the 2001 Recipient of the Community Service Award of Merit by the Exposure Groups, a National Association of African American Professional Photographers.
Mr. Price and his wife Bettye Magee-Price opened New Vision Photography Program, Inc. in January 2004. The opening of New Vision Photography Program is the culmination of Mr. Price's dream to bring together his two passions: working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and photography.
Mr. Price is a present member of the District of Columbia Developmental Disabilities Council.
I have enclosed a program services overview for your information.
If you have any questions, please contact Al Price at 202-269-6723.
Sincerely,
Albert "Al" Price
Founder, President and CEO
