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Please check out our homepage at www.tomorrowsyouth.org and our blog at tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/ for more information about our programs and activities.
Please check out our homepage at www.tomorrowsyouth.org and our blog at tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/ for more information about our programs and activities.
Young people from START at Youth Initiatives have been enjoying lots of bouldering, canoeing, kayaking and BBQs recently. Though it looks like they're just having loads and loads of fun, I can assure you they are actually all working very hard to gain qualifications in outdoor sports, as well as working towards their youth achievement award.
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Every last saturday of the month Rwanda Red Cross Volunteers, Staff, friends and members join local authorities and dignitaries, without exception. They roll up sleeves, grab a hoe and dig ditches, clears shrubs with community. This activity is locally known as Umuganda.
The word Umuganda can be translated as 'coming together in common purpose to achieve an outcome. It is Rwanda's monthly day of good deeds a government's innovative solution to the challenges the country faced after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, when more than 1, 000, 000 people were killed in 100 days.
As part of remembering all the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda and recognizing the pain and the courage of those who survived, Rwanda Red Cross came together with local community in Gasabo District, Ndera Sector in common purpose: "Umuganda" constructing 8 houses to be given to 8 Genocide survivors families.
Various Artists
Monday 4 - Sunday 10 November, 10:00am - 4:00pm
Wellgate Shopping Centre
Level 1, Space 1
Dundee, DD1 2DB
A friendly and fun space for everyone to explore the NEoN theme: REACT
There will be a selection of workstations with all of the tools to allow you to ‘react’ to the issues important to you. Come in and make a zine about climate change, GIF about politics or a protest badge!
There will be a series of take over events from local organisations such as The Hot Chocolate Trust and Pride Blether: where they will be using the resources to discuss topics important to the people of Dundee.
If you would like help to find your creative voice, visit us to share your cause, passions and goals for the future.
Drop in to find out information about the festival programme and events or just come in to chat to one of our festival team.
Photography by NEoN
02.04-02.05 -- Photo by Marco Catini -- Athletes competed in cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at the National Winter Activity Center in Vernon.
T lost interest in the basting activity before he really mastered it, so i moved it to his play kitchen sink. he enjoyed transfering water to his little pots and pans, and pretending to cook eggs and pasta.
Debuting the NEoN Activity Room, a cosy space in West Ward Works open for people of all ages to reflect, relax and refuel. Here you will find artist-led workshops and self-directed activities specially designed to enhance your experience at NEoN Digital Arts Festival.
Please check out our homepage at www.tomorrowsyouth.org and our blog at tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/ for more information about our programs and activities.
Please check out our homepage at www.tomorrowsyouth.org and our blog at tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/ for more information about our programs and activities.
Please check out our homepage at www.tomorrowsyouth.org and our blog at tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/ for more information about our programs and activities.