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Many Vicenza Military Community members bring their pets and take part in the activities planned for the first Pet Awareness Day on Caserma Ederle Sept. 20.
The purpose of the event hosted by the Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation was to provide the Vicenza Military Community with information on selecting and caring for their pets. Activities included a run/walk, best costume contest hosted by USO, agility course and several demonstrations such as obedience training, Frisbee catching, and search and find.
At the event some displays and demonstrations also included Longare veterinarian office, American Red Cross, local veterinarians, pet boarding kennels, Guardia di Finanza demonstration team, ENPA (pet rescue), as well as sponsors from the Commissary and Shoppette and vendors.
Photo by Laura Kreider/USAG Vicenza PAO
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Everyone pulls together for the harvest (it's a fairly small village). Even children who now live in town come back to help out. The reaping is done by hand, though these folk have a motorized threshing machine (the red box with a half-cylinder top). Many places still use a peddle-powered thresher. Yunhe, Lishui, Zhejiang. Oct 2013
Oso Oro at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center, 208 West 13 Street, Greenwich Village, 5 June 2010. (Photograph by Elyaqim Mosheh Adam.) original
4 May 2017. Maban: A Sudanese refugee cooks for the the Community Night Watchers in Doro refugee camp, South Sudan, on May 4, 2017.
Community Night Watchers were created in 2014 by UNHCR in coordination with the refugee community to reduce the number incidents at night in Doro camp, where there are more than 50,000 refugees. The camp has 50 Watchers, all Sudanese refugees, who regularly report thefts and disputes. They try to contain the incidents and refer them later to the local authorities and the police. They also identify lost children and take them back to their houses.
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Elkie Smullen from Athlone Community College at the SciFest festival in Athlone IT.
Pic: Padriag Devaney.
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Rektor Berit Gigstad ved Jevnaker skole introduserer ildsjelene bak Vårres jul-konsertene og Ndapula Jevnaker Community School, John Magne Trulsen og Stian Roos
penguin 1: Is there something on your tuxedo?
peguin2: ops! i guess, my wife would kill me if she sees it
penguin1: you'd better wipe it off, otherwise your marriage will be in trouble!
Queer Lexicon is an oral history series profiling Chicago's emerging, innovative and visionary figures within the Trans* Queer Intersex Lesbian Gay Bisexual Allied (TQILGBA) and Gender Non-Conforming communities. Each 20-30 minute interview investigates the person’s professional pursuits, personal politics and intimate conversations on community. Discussions include addressing historical issues of segregation in Chicago, youth homelessness and street economies, intersectionality of race, class, gender, sex and religion, the failure of academic and non-profit institutions and relevant details of their everyday lives as creators, artists, activists and culture makers.
Hoover held a community night on August 30. Principal Sherry Poole said it was a great way to get students interested in activities for the school year.
As a part of the Festival of Murals in Wayne County, Indiana, community members were invited to paint a mural along Sim Hodgin Parkway in Richmond.
The Community Friend Flickr meet. See notes for who's who. Thanks so much for coming everyone, we had a great day. Let's hope it's the first of many
The Bedouin community of Al Jiftlik, in the Jordan Valley, Palestine on the 28th January 2013 had their homes and animal shelters demolished by the Israeli army. In total 12 homes and 4 animal shelters were destroyed, some with live stock still in them.
This is a javelina, commonly found in the area. This is an example of another population that lives in the same area at the same time.
As a part of the Festival of Murals in Wayne County, Indiana, community members were invited to paint a mural along Sim Hodgin Parkway in Richmond.
There’s a place at our table for you! Meet new people, share a meal, and enjoy conversation that is authentic, engaging and meaningful. Everyone is welcome! Held inside the Rouse Company Foundation (RCF) building at Howard Community College.
(El Paso, Texas, Dec. 2, 2017)
The second annual Community Outreach Day drew more than 100 participants from local organizations onto Fort Bliss Dec. 2. Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Child Crisis Center and the Police Explorers of El Paso attended the free event hosted by Soldiers from the Mobilization and Deployment Division and the 1st Armored Division Iron Training Detachment.
Volunteers from the ITD led children as young as 3 years old down the rappel tower and through the obstacle course.
“The opportunity to introduce children and adults from the greater El Paso community to some of the training conducted by Fort Bliss Soldiers is very important,” explained Capt. Clayton Melton, commander of ITD. First. Lt. Jerald Bodden, 644th Regional Support Group, and First Lt. Iesha Taylor, 7218th Medical Support Unit, from MaD, were also instrumental in organizing and hosting the day.
The event began with Col. Dominic Wibe, commander of the 644th RSG and Mobilization Division, welcoming the group. “If you do what they teach you to do, you will be able to overcome this,” he said. “You will be able to say you have done something great that a lot of people are too scared to do or can’t do.”
The Air Assault Cadre from ITD provided a block of instruction and explained safety measures prior to participants rappelling down the 50-foot tower. The group lined up for the cadre to begin rigging the Swiss seats, one-by-one, before moving to the tower.
Anthony Gomez, 9, of Big Brothers Big Sisters, explained the climb to the top of the tower was scary and “felt like climbing Mount Everest.” After rappelling, Gomez was proud of himself, saying, “I accomplished that I went down the tower.”
Bodden said it’s fun to mentor and inspire kids.
“I believe it’s important to impart a sense of pride and accomplishment, as well as the knowledge that they can accomplish any goal and overcome any hardship, hurdle or setback if they believe and work toward a goal,” Bodden said.
Orlando Hernandez, co-adviser for the Westside Police Explorers of El Paso, explained events like this build camaraderie within their program, teamwork and confidence.
“This experience has helped my determination,” said Yesenia Ochoa, 16, from Police Explorers of El Paso. “I know I can face anything big.”
Plans for another event this spring are moving forward. Bodden says he hopes the event will gain participation among the installation, local agencies and businesses.
“I believe the leadership (at Fort Bliss) has a lot to offer the younger generations,” Bodden said, “and the kids love to speak to them as well as rappel from the tower and negotiate the obstacles.”
Daniel Arriaga, a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters, plans to participate again.
“This is a great event for giving the kids a boost of confidence and morale,” Arriaga said. “Thank you to the military for hosting this. We appreciate your support and everything you do for us.”
The Mobilization and Deployment Division, or MaD, is not an actual military unit. It is an Army mission currently being led by the 644th Regional Support Group, an Army Reserve unit out of Fort Snelling, Minnesota. MaD is a section of DPTMS that conducts mobilization and deployment operations at Fort Bliss.
Vicenza High School held their graduation ceremony June 7 at the Teatro Comunale in Vicenza, Italy. The 61 graduates in the class of 2015 each walked across the stage to receive their diplomas in front of family and friends.