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Ceftus 6th Anniversary Gala and Turkish, Kurdish and Turkish Cypriot Community Achievement Awards (2017)
Come one, come all! January 14th, madlife will be hosting a Community Art Hang(Out) featuring any local artist who wants to hang their work in our gallery for a two week period of time. The way it works is simple:
Artists | Bring 2-4 pieces of work, ready to hang.
Hanging fee: $5 / work
Or just come to hangout (FREE ENTRANCE!)
Contact art@madelife.com if you'd like help pricing your work, or are wondering what to bring
Everyone Else | Come hang out with us, hear amazing local bands, support our local art community & get some great art at affordable prices!
This will be a JURIED SHOW with members from Boulder Museum Of Contemporary Art, And Art Space, and the City of Boulder Office of Arts and Culture determining which artist has won the night. And the top artists of the show will recieve a SOLO EXHIBITION here @ madelife in May 2017. So cool!
Photos by Nigel Wang nigelwang90.myportfolio.com/
Graphic by Hannah
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea — About 500 U.S. Army Garrison-Yongsan civilian employees gathered for a quarterly Employee Information Forum at Balboni Theater Nov. 17. Read more...
Photo By Rachel Larue
Col. Ira M. Cheatham (second right), Headquarters and Service Battalion Commander, talks to guests during Community Reception at Joint Base Myer-Henderson, April 20 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the gift of the cherry blossom trees.
Manchester City's Bernardo Silva reacts during the FA Community Shield match at the King Power Stadium, Leicester. Picture date: Saturday July 30, 2022. (Photo by Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty Images)
Am 19. Februar 2020 fand das Community Meet-up von "D3 - so geht digital" statt.
Das Programm "D3 - so geht digital" richtet sich an alle Organisationen und Projekte, die den nächsten Schritt in Sachen Digitalisierung gehen wollen.
Fotocredit: Leander von Thien / D3 - so geht digital
Community Horse in Pittville Park - part of the statue trail to mark the 100th anniversary of Cheltenham's National Hunt Festival.
UN Women is supporting five Multi-Purpose Women’s Centres (MPWCs) in the camps and three in host community locations in Cox’s Bazar with funding from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, and the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh. Operated by Women’s Rights Organizations (WROs), the MPWCs provide a safe space for women and girls to access multi-sectoral services and support by different providers, pursuing an integrated service model built on collaboration and recognition of the expertise and resources of different actors while recognizing the unique role of WROs in spearheading approaches which nurture the agency, leadership and resilience of women and girls, including female-headed households, elderly women, women and girls with disabilities, and adolescent girls.
MPWC services encompass psychosocial support, GBV case management and referrals, legal awareness sessions and legal aid (UNHCR, from May 2025), health and hygiene services, sexual and reproductive health services (SRHR) depending on availability (UNFPA monitoring and technical support), Myanmar curriculum education for girls and young women who have dropped out of school (UNICEF), accelerated adult learning (AAL), livelihoods skills training, and life-skills and leadership development. MPWCs provide space for women and adolescent girls to come together, fostering social connections and mental health. To strengthen self-reliance and self-care practices, some MPWCs offer production spaces and shop corners for income generation activities, others implement refugee-led healing programme to support trauma recovery and reduce stress. During emergencies such as cyclones and fires, MPWCs function as shelters for women and children, with MPWC volunteers entrusted to run their operations.
The WROs operating the MPWCs (Action Aid Bangladesh, JNUS, and RWWS) engage closely with camp management officials and humanitarian actors to ensure the concerns of women are addressed and that referrals are made to specialized services. MPWC volunteers play a vital role in conducting community outreach and awareness raising activities, including to secure support from male gatekeepers and family members for the participation of women and girls in MPWC activities and for the goals of women’s and girls’ empowerment and gender equality.
Photo: UN Women/Naimuzzaman Prince