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The annual event, hosted by the Office of Community Partnerships, connects the worlds of academia and civic service to create vital social programs inside and outside of Boston.
Glen Allan, Mississippi
Directly adjacent is the Greenfield Cemetery where the ruins of an old church are located.
“It was such an amazing feeling to meet the homeowners and learn about what they went through over the past few years. Hearing their personal accounts made it so much easier to work for eight or nine hours a day.” -Kaitlyn Hamilton, Class of ‘10 (pictured left in green shirt)
The 2023 Traditional Food Fair was hosted by the Organized Village of Kake and Ecotrust with support of the First Nations Development Institute, Sealska, Edgerton Foundation, and the Sustainable Southeast Partnership. Many generous community members and volunteers made the event a success including the Kake basketball teams!
Delicious traditional wild foods were served and gifted to community members. Deer and moose adobo, fried halibut, herring egg salad, crab salad, and Ravens Delight were prepared thanks to gifted wild foods and the master preparation by chef Tony Abbott, helper John Williams Sr and many volunteers. The most incredible, endless serving of fry bread was expertly prepared and cooked by the Davis family.
The Keex’ Kwaan Dancers performed for the first time in the community all together since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Community members brought potluck dishes and also submissions for the traditional food competition which was judged by a panel of elders and traditional food harvesters with excellent taste!
Gunalchéesh, haw’aa to everyone who came to share food, dance, song, and be in community.
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These photos are for the Kake community for personal use, sharing, printing, and celebration!! Please reach out to info@sustainablesoutheast.net if you would like larger files of photographs for personal printing and community sharing. They can not be used for commercial purposes or without the consent of the photographers (Bethany Sonsini Goodrich and Muriel Reid Ḵaa Yahaayí Shkalneegi) and/or the Organized Village of Kake and the Sustainable Southeast Partnership. Photos can be used for personal purposes without permission, only by the people pictured.
Photo by Ḵaa Yahaayí Shkalneegi Muriel Reid
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These community gardens in Shoreditch offer a rare chance for local residents to enjoy gardening and other activities, as well as providing a meeting area. They have worked hard to turn former wasteland into something really vibrant and worthwhile. And yet this project is under threat by developers and in less than two years this land is scheduled to be built on. So another area of green space will disappear under concrete and glass...just seems a shame to me.
Saturday 23 June 2018.
File Reference: 2018-06-23-IMG_8313
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
March 2011 Photos
Today's uploads are for the Macro Mondays group, whose weekly theme this week is favorite TV shows. Was hoping these were subtle enough, but not too subtle. Have you guessed this particular TV show?
This TV Show has nothing to do with monopoly, unless it is the monopoly of viewer time on Fox for over a handful of seasons... And the guy could represent Wilson, or any number of patients. And am aware that the NJ hospital would charge much more than $50...
Just to make sure, this is a copyrighted game and image from Hasbro incorporated into my photo...
DSC_3010 - 925 - MX56 AAU - Optare Solo M880 - Nottingham Community Transport (Medilink) - Nottingham QMC, Derby Road 05/06/14
Community Day was the culmination of BAMPFA's Grand Opening Week. The museum doors were thrown open for twelve hours to mark this historic occasion. Visitors got a first look at our inaugural exhibition, Architecture of Life. The day included DJs spinning records, dance performanes, a weaving workshop, and other impromptu happenings throughout the building, organized by artist David Wilson. Photo: Joseph Driste.
Dublin City Libraries were delighted to be back at the Rose Festival this year. There was plenty of activity around the Library in the Community van and the Lord Mayor of Dublin even popped by to say hello. Our library tent played host to some great family events including he Gruffalo puppet show and photogram workshop.
NCHD Feeder School Misri Jogi
March 7th, 2015
Location: Tando Ghulam Ali District, Province of Sindh, Pakistan
Visit by: Pervaiz Lodhie
Founder LEDtronics and ShaanTech
Founding Director PHDF - Pakistan Human Development Fund
This I found to be a jewel in the rough where I saw quality K-5 Basic Education being given to the children of Jogis or snake catchers and charmers. Jogis told me after generations of being jogis they no longer wanted their children to be same. In 2004 with the help of NCHD this school started.
Village Misri jogi is located at 2.5 km from Tando Ghulam Ali, This is basically a case study of NCHD achievements the jogi (snake catchers) community. The community in Sindh belongs to refugees community through their generations they are illiterate and un educated. In village misri jogi during the inception of NCHD in 2004, a feeder school was established with the enrolment of 27 children. During the pace of time and with the efforts of the NCHD staff, the teacher and community 38 children have passed class five and some of them continued their education, two of those children has secured A1 Grade in Matriculation Examination and the three of them have secured A grade which is big big success of this program. Now all of the community members intends to keep up higher education for their children and has realized the importance of education in their lives.
Catholic Charities held the party of the year at Irish Fest 2010 on Saturday, March 13. The annual benefit raised more than $475,000, enabling Catholic Charities’ to continue impacting the lives of thousands of individuals and families in Omaha and eastern Nebraska.
In the summer - as part of the Highland 2007 celebrations - a photo of as many Cromarty people was taken near the lighthouse. Here it is projected onto the gable end of the town's Royal Hotel.
my Trinidadian friend Sasha Laurel (on the right) asked me to take photos of a picket she and some of her locals from East London organised to lobby against the redevelopment of their market.
To celebrate at the culmination of our opening week events, we hosted our Community Open House on Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013, from noon to 2:30 p.m. Groups of a cappella singers, dancers, and musicians filled the center as we opened up our spaces and invited the public to poke around. Elise Witt led An Impromptu Glorious Chorus at the end of the open house and invited everyone to join in. After the open house, we welcomed our second performers, the conductorless ensemble Sphinx Virtuosi.
A trainee on a government funded training scheme has done so well on his six month placement with CCH that he’s been rewarded with a permanent job. Andrew Thomasson, who was initially hired as a Trainee Grounds Maintenance Assistant for six months, scored an ‘excellent’ rating in all areas of his performance and has now been given a job as a Grounds Maintenance Assistant.
Jayne Allison, Sustainability Officer for CCH, said: “Andrew has been with us for six months under the Government’s Future Jobs Fund programme, which was set up to help young people who have been unemployed long term back into work. His position was only temporary but he impressed us so much that we have been able to offer him a permanent job.”
Future Jobs Fund trainees are supported by CCH to help them get back into the work routine. Jayne explained: “We provide on the job training and employability skills training to help young people with little or no work experience get into the work groove. Andrew excelled at this – he had no sick days and didn’t even take all of his holiday entitlement.”
Pictured are (left to right) Andrew Thomasson, Adactus Chief Executive Paul Lees, Sustainability Officer Jayne Allison and Greg Cain, Assistant Grounds Maintenance Manager.
Mirebalais, November 15th 2018. Indian FPU ensure the security for the departure of Ms. Josette Sheeran, Under-Secretary-General and Special Envoy for Haiti at Mirebalais after the ribbon cutting ceremony of the Mina Market, which has been identified as a top priority by victims of cholera in that community. The ceremony was attended by the victims groups that were formed, local azek/cazek representant, the mayor, and members of the population as well as by the SRSG the DSRSG.
Photo Leonora Baumann UN/MINUJUSTH
South Library. Friday 7 August 2015.
Photo by Donna Robertson
File reference: 2015-08-07-IMG_8574
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Enjoy a community of gardeners, get gardening tips, and swap seeds. Seed swaps promote biodiversity and recycle precious resources. Package seeds to share in individual bags, and label them with the name of the flower, vegetable or herb, required growing conditions, and date of harvest. Can include unused commercial seeds in original packages no more than one year old. Non-hybridized seeds preferred. Extra seeds available. In partnership with Howard County Master Gardeners. Held at HCLS Miller Branch