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This community centre in Newmarket is accessible to the Newmarket GO Station and can be accessed via walking and cycling paths. Recreational amenities located close to major transit areas provide greater access and help reinforce an active healthy lifestyle.
2014 California Community College Wrestling Championships, Hosted by Cuesta College, San Luis Obispo, California. Photos by John and Anne Sachs for www.tech-fall.com
Wednesday 8 April 2015 - London, UK: The Pan London Challenge, held at Millwall FC in partnership with the Millwall Community Trust, brought together the four London boroughs which hosted Asda Foundation Community Champions Tournaments over the past year for one final tournament to celebrate the success of the Asda Foundation and Active Communities Network programme partnership, entering its second year.
The ASDA Foundation and Active Communities Network aim to support young people from the most disadvantaged areas of London to improve their skills for employment and other outcomes relating to their attitudes, confidence, self-esteem and education. ACN are delivering a package of sports and youth work to support young people into volunteering, accredited training and work-experience/placements.
The Pan London Challenge featured three different groups of young people engaged through sport across the day. Over 100 U16 and 100 U18 boys featured alongside 40 13-16 year old girls.
The U18 and U16 boys groups took part in a football competition run by Millwall FC Community Trust coaches with the teams consisting of young people from the ASDA Foundation and Active Communities Network programme partnership projects across London.
The girls and U16 boys group also took part in a fitness challenge run by community delivery partners ‘Train Station’. This consisted of six fitness station challenges with young people competing as teams.
After the Train Station challenge the girls took part in a workshop delivered by Active Communities Network trainers focusing on female participation in sport and empowerment.
Tower Hamlets, Sutton, Brent and Enfield were represented at the event through Asda Store Managers, Colleagues and Community Life Champions as well as through young people – in addition to young people from Lewisham, Lambeth and Southwark who participated in the activities, held in the school Easter holidays.
There is now an established delivery programme across the following London boroughs Lambeth, Southwark, - Croydon, Sutton, Lewisham, Tower Hamlets, Enfield, Brent and Ealing and store engagement with Old Kent Road, Ealing, Wembley, Isle of Dogs and Clapham.
This is at the monthly Roots of Arran meeting in the community woodland between Lamlash and Brodick. The sticks were for marshmallows and cooking dough.
Retired Plymouth-Canton Community Schools (Durham School Services)
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Kat Kinkade, founding member (1967) of Twin Oaks Community, author of A WALDEN TWO EXPERIMENT and IS IT UTOPIA YET?
Central New Mexico Community College, the largest community college in New Mexico, serves over 22,000 students. CNM provides affordable higher education throughout Albuquerque and its surrounding areas.
Therapy dogs from the TALES of JOY R.E.A.D.® Program visited CNM, Rio Rancho Campus, New Mexico.
Photo by R. Sanchez, April 18, 2017
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www.sewingtheseeds.org/ is a program aimed at helping Gypsy women develop skills producing merchandise for sale to an international market so that they can earn a living wage
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For all the challenges it faced, Community Bridge became a reality. Thousands of people across the community helped create a complex, richly layered artwork that drew more national attention with each passing month during its creation. Two common themes running through the community's ideas that are reflected in this gate are 1) links or interconnnections and 2) circles. The linked circle pattern in the gate represents the interconnected and interdependent nature of a family, a community, a nation, or an ecosystem, each of which is really nothing more than a network of relationships. In this network, each connection, however small, is an integral part of the whole.
The title of this piece refers not to the gate itself but to the plain wooden door visible behind it. This inner door is not easy to see at first (and probably is not visible on your monitor). A key of interlaced circles is offered to the right of the gate. The key to accessing the inner door is the recognition that we are all connected, a notion made clear by the community's ideas.
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The temple of Sri Ranganathaswami at Srirangam boasts an historic past of great kingdom and a civilization thousands of years old. The reign of the Pallavas was marked by the creation of a solid religious foundation, for example the encouragement given by the dynasty appears to have contributed to the growth of Aryan institutions in Southern India more particularly in the Carnatic. Cholas reigned for about three hundred years over the Coromandel Coast and the greater part of Eastern Deccan, where they helped an advanced Hindu Culture to flourish.
The Cholas and their allies the Hoysalas of Dwarasamudra in Kannada country were defeated in the thirteen century by the Pandyas of Madurai. Hoysalas, who had Kannanur Kuppam on the outskirts of Tiruchirapalli as their southern capital, had taken particular interest in the building of the Temple of Srirangam, leaving behind both the inscriptions and buildings. The Hoysalas were then driven away by the Pandyas between 1255-1260 AD and once again lost to the Pandyas under Kulasekhara Pandyan in the early part of fourteenth Century. Later, the Mohammedans began frequently raiding the Deccan facing strong resistance from the Hindu Kingdom, which was established in Vijayanagar in 1336. The Kingdom maintained its independence until 1565.
During this time, the Europeans had appeared in the south of India. In the sixteenth century a number of foreign travelers and traders passed through but taking least interest in the hinterland except for the routes it provided for their trade with the Kingdom of Vijayanagar. In 1600, the English East India Company was formed, and 1664 the French company.
In 1680, King Aurangazeb (1658–1707), launched a campaign in western Deccan. After long sieges and a great loss of life, the fortress cities of Bijapur and Golconda fell to him, and the campaign lasted until his death.
In Europe, however, the war of Austrian succession set the English and the French at each other’s throats. Duplex captured Madras (1746), which was given back to the English two years later. The French were forced to surrender in 1752 and Duplex was disavowed and recalled in 1754.
In 1760, a further French attempt, led by Lally-Tollendal, was unsuccessful and the French trading post was dismantled in 1763. From then on, the English Company gradually annexed the whole of the territory of India. Though the French came near to victory, later on they were defeated in 1798 by the English led by Wellessley and who invaded Mysore and in 1799 captured the fortress of Srirangapatnam. Thereafter all of the Southern India came under the supremacy of England. The Carnatic was included in the direct administration of the Madras Presidency where it remained.
This small roadside stall on Harvey St., in the hamlet of Waitati, is a self-help opportunity.
Locals leave clean useable items they no longer need - others are welcome to take them away for their own use.
It's not a 'dumping ground', and there're signs advising locals to remove larger items, if they've not been taken within a week...
COLTIVARE UNA COMUNITA'
GROWING A COMMUNITY
Workshop and conferences at Comodamente 2011 by Cibicworkshop: Aldo Cibic and Tommaso Corà with Aldo Bonomi, Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar, Franco Zagari, Roberto Masiero.
photos by Martina Facci
Karen Kasmauski/MCSP.
A clinic was set up to serve the fishing community, oil rigs are off shore. Jarway Wharf, where fishermen come in and sell their fish. It's serviced by the Jarway Wharf clinic, Phyllis Quarcoo is the head nurse.
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