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This area is when you walk in the door to the closet. I didn't like walking into clothes, it felt confining. I used my cricut cutter to make this fun sign for my "store". Hopefully I will keep it organized now that it is a store... I used a fun pillow from Ballard Designs to pin my various pins on to keep them out so I will actually use them!
Photos by www.RonSombilonGalleryPhotography.com
Founded in 2001, WIL is a national, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing women in leadership roles. WIL delivers innovative programming to help thousands of women across Canada to develop their leadership skills. We are present in key cities, Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Vancouver (head office). Since our beginnings in 2001, we have grown to organize a nation-wide mentorship program, as well as a series of talks and speaker series aimed at aboriginal women, women in mining, and other audiences.
WIL is a national, non-profit organization with Charity Status (Registered Charitable No. 86600 3536 RR0001).
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UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka meets with representatives of the organization's national committees during the 58th session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
The Detroit Music Awards Foundation is a Michigan 501(c) 3 non-profit corporation, whose mission is to recognize Detroit area musicians working on a national, regional and local level. Its purpose is also to support and nurture the musical community in the Detroit metropolitan area, and to create a network for musicians that cuts across genres and styles.
The DMAF was chartered in 1988 by a distinguished group of Detroit music and media professionals. The fledgling group held its first award show in 1992 at Detroit's Music Hall, and moved to the State Theatre, its present location, in 1993. In 1998, the organization merged with the Metro Times-sponsored Detroit Music Awards. Now, the Detroit Music Awards Foundation is a single entity presenting the Detroit Music Awards each spring. In 2005, the ceremony was the opening event for the debut of the Motor City Music Conference (MC2)
DMAF awards are similar to the Grammy Awards presented by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Award winners are determined by local musicians and music industry professionals in southeast Michigan, and presented in ten music genres; Folk/Acoustic, Blues, Jazz, Gospel, Country, Classical, Rock/Pop, R&B/Hip-Hop, Electronic and World. The DMA is the only local music awards in the nation to be presented by a not-for -profit organization. Voting is accomplished entirely via the internet.
Previous DMAF events have featured electrifying performances and guest appearances by some of Detroit's most glittering music legends: Was (Not Was), Eminem with D12, The Clark Sisters, Kid Rock, Martha Reeves, Smokey Robinson, Bob Seger, Glen Frey, The Miracles, Grand Funk Railroad, George Clinton and Parliament, and Ted Nugent, among many others. The annual award show also spotlights outstanding emerging local musicians.
Proceeds from emerging artist showcases throughout the year and the award show are used to present educational events and provide resources to local musicians. Through a partnership with ArtServe Michigan, health insurance is now also available to members.
The DMAF was proud to receive the Spirit of Detroit Award from the city of Detroit in 1993.
DMAF
1760 S. Telegraph, Suite #300
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
DMAF Executive BoardDMAF BoardExecutive Director
Howard Hertz, PresidentKent AgeeTerri Koggenhop
Al Wilson, CFOJoe Bellanca
Gary GraffJim EdelmanDirector of Marketing
Darrell GarrettKathy Vargo
Jean Mason
Jayson RichardsPublic Relations / Media
Willy WilsonMatt Lee for Drumbeaters
in memoriam: DMAF Board Member Amy Bergin 1970-2011
The Fort A.P. Hill Family took a day off from work to have some fun during Organization Day on May 22. The day kicked off with a Memorial Day flag-raising ceremony to honor those who have fallen in battle. Next was a 5-kilometer run and walk at Beaverdam Pond.
As the day unfolded there was a spirited kick ball competition, a fishing derby, a climbing wall, canoe races, horseshoes and a tug of war. There was also a great lunch of grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, baked beans, potato salad, chips and watermelon for dessert.
The culmination of the day was the dunking booth where garrison commander Lt. Col. Peter E. Dargle and Command Sgt. Maj. Keith R. Whitcomb took turns getting dunked. It was all for a good cause, those who threw the balls to dunk the command team donated canned goods and other items to the A.P. Hill Food Bank.
U.S. Army photos by Bob McElroy
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Funchal Noivos & eventos 2012 - portefólio da empresa desenquadrado (254 fotos)
Funchal Noivos & eventos 2012 - portefólio da empresa desenquadrado
ORGANIZAÇÃO DO EVENTO- ACIF e desenquadrado-multimédia&comunicação
(vestidos de noivas)
desfiles de vestidos de noivas
estilistas madeirenses
FUNCHAL NOIVOS & FESTAS
A 4.ª edição da Funchal Noivos & Festas decorreu de 10 a 12 de fevereiro 2012, no Pestana Fórum Casino.
Este evento foi promovido pela ACIF-CCIM em parceria com a empresa desenquadrado - Multimédia e Comunicação (fotografias e vídeos). Reuniu várias empresas que prestam serviços relacionados com a organização de cerimónias de casamento e outras festas.
Além de exposição, incluiu a realização de desfiles de moda nupcial e ainda a edição da revista Casar na Madeira.
De igual modo, foi apresentada a REVISTA, anual de noivas, CASAR NA MADEIRA.
De igual modo, foi apresentada a REVISTA, anual de noivas, CASAR NA MADEIRA.
A revista Casar na Madeira foi editada e distribuída quer no evento Funchal Noivos & Festas, quer em vários pontos de distribuição ao longo de todo o ano. De igual modo, já se encontra sob a forma digital no link : pt.calameo.com/read/001046442332a1362450a
Faça já o seu download gratuito.
Consulte as melhores propostas de serviços de casamento na ilha da Madeira.
Consulte o site: www.casarnamadeira.com/
Faça já o seu download gratuito.
Consulte as melhores propostas de serviços de casamento na ilha da Madeira.
Consulte os sites: www.casarnamadeira.com
FUNCHAL BRIDES and GROOMS & FESTIVALS
4. Edition of the Funchal Brides and Groom & Parties was held from 10 to 12 February 2012, the Pestana Casino Forum.
This event was organized by ACIF-CCIM in partnership with the company desenquadrado - Communication and Multimedia (photographs and videos). Met several companies that provide services related to the organization of wedding ceremonies and other festivities.
Besides the exhibition, included the realization of bridal fashion shows and also the issue of Marrying in Madeira.
Similarly, we presented the MAGAZINE, annual brides MARRIED IN Madeira island.
Getting married in Madeira magazine was published and distributed at the event either Funchal Brides and Groom & Parties, or in various distribution points throughout the year. Similarly, is already in digital form at: pt.calameo.com/read/001046442332a1362450a
Make Your Free.
See the best proposals of wedding services on the island of Madeira.
See the site: www.casarnamadeira.com
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Funchal Noivos & eventos 2012 - portefólio da empresa desenquadrado (254 fotos)
Funchal Noivos & eventos 2012 - portefólio da empresa desenquadrado
ORGANIZAÇÃO DO EVENTO- ACIF e desenquadrado-multimédia&comunicação
(vestidos de noivas)
desfiles de vestidos de noivas
estilistas madeirenses
FUNCHAL NOIVOS & FESTAS
A 4.ª edição da Funchal Noivos & Festas decorreu de 10 a 12 de fevereiro 2012, no Pestana Fórum Casino.
Este evento foi promovido pela ACIF-CCIM em parceria com a empresa desenquadrado - Multimédia e Comunicação (fotografias e vídeos). Reuniu várias empresas que prestam serviços relacionados com a organização de cerimónias de casamento e outras festas.
Além de exposição, incluiu a realização de desfiles de moda nupcial e ainda a edição da revista Casar na Madeira.
De igual modo, foi apresentada a REVISTA, anual de noivas, CASAR NA MADEIRA.
A revista Casar na Madeira foi editada e distribuída quer no evento Funchal Noivos & Festas, quer em vários pontos de distribuição ao longo de todo o ano. De igual modo, já se encontra sob a forma digital no link : pt.calameo.com/read/001046442332a1362450a
Faça já o seu download gratuito.
Consulte as melhores propostas de serviços de casamento na ilha da Madeira.
Consulte os sites: www.casarnamadeira.com
FUNCHAL BRIDES and GROOMS & FESTIVALS
4. Edition of the Funchal Brides and Groom & Parties was held from 10 to 12 February 2012, the Pestana Casino Forum.
This event was organized by ACIF-CCIM in partnership with the company desenquadrado - Communication and Multimedia (photographs and videos). Met several companies that provide services related to the organization of wedding ceremonies and other festivities.
Besides the exhibition, included the realization of bridal fashion shows and also the issue of Marrying in Madeira.
Similarly, we presented the MAGAZINE, annual brides MARRIED IN Madeira island.
Getting married in Madeira magazine was published and distributed at the event either Funchal Brides and Groom & Parties, or in various distribution points throughout the year. Similarly, is already in digital form at: pt.calameo.com/read/001046442332a1362450a
Make Your Free.
See the best proposals of wedding services on the island of Madeira.
See the site: www.casarnamadeira.com
i switched the alignment of the desk, back facing the wall (mine, not the desk's), so it has a view of the whole studio.
much progress.
The National League of American Pen Women was founded in 1897. Realizing a need for an organization that would include women of the press, Marian Longfellow O'Donohue, niece of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, decided to create such an organization. Along with Margaret Sullivan Burke and Anna Sanborne Hamilton, she made plans for "bringing together women journalists, authors and illustrators for mutual benefits and the strength that comes of union".
On June 26, 1897, the three women brought together 17 writers, novelists, newspaper women, a teacher, a poet and an artist for the first meeting. Alice R. Morgan, an illustrator for New York publishers, designed the League insignia, the owl, symbolic of wisdom, placed in a triangle formed by a red pen, a blue pencil and a white brush, colors of the American flag.
The first National Convention was held in Washington, DC, in April, 1921, and the 300 women in attendance were received by President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding. Mrs. Harding was a distinguished member of The League, as was Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
In 1978, following its 80th birthday, The League was presented with the Literary Hall of Fame Award in recognition of its contribution to the cultural life of the United States Other recipients of the award have included Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Ariel and Will Durant and Charles Schulz.
The official League headquarters is the Pen Arts Building, built in 1895 and part of the Dupont Historical District in Washington, DC. Its most famous occupant was Robert Todd Lincoln, eldest son of President Abraham Lincoln. This 20 room mansion was purchased by The League in 1951 and was entered on the National Register of Historical Sites in 1978.
Master Sgt. Teddy Wade keeps the music going as deejay for the Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) organization day at Wildwood Park in Appling, Ga., May 26, 2022. To learn more about ARCYBER go to www.arcyber.army.mil (Photo by Bill Roche)
African Ambassadors & Diaspora Interactive Form AAIF Awards Gala Dinner United Nations buildings International Maritime Organization HQ IMO London. Photo Opportunity Portraits with Chereena Miller Positive Runway Global Catwalk
HUMPHREYS GARRISON — Volunteer awards recognition and various organizational updates were among the highlights at the USAG Humphreys Community Town Hall meeting, Oct. 19, in the Community Activity Center here.
Humphreys Garrison Commander Col. Joseph P. Moore hosted the quarterly meeting, which is conducted in a presentation and question-answer forum. It is the communities’ opportunity to find out what is happening throughout the garrison and to ask questions about things that concern them.
To begin the evening, Moore and Denise Chappell, the Army Community Service Volunteer Corps coordinator, presented the Volunteers of the Quarter for the fourth quarter of 2010. They were: Capt. Darrell O. Flythe, (Active Duty Soldier) for volunteer hours completed as an individual and with his unit, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys; Cpl. Park Sang-yoon (Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army Soldier), also assigned to HHC, USAG Humphreys, for volunteering 75 hours during the quarter; Andetrie Pharr (Retiree) for her work at various community events; Saadiq Phillips (Youth) for his time spent volunteering at events both on- and off-post; Tanesha Bernard (Family Member) for her work with Army Community Services in preparation for the Humphreys Garrison Army Family Action Plan conference; and Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys for providing almost 1200 volunteer hours in various endeavors.
In addition to the Volunteer Awards, Moore presented Community Efforts awards to eight organizations for their “outstanding contributions and support to the USAG Humphreys community, whose contributions have enriched our way of life and will be appreciated for many years to come.”
Those honored were: American Forces Network-Osan, Defense Commissary Agency-Humphreys Commissary, Humphreys Legal Assistance Office, People to People Pyeongtaek Chapter, United Service Organizations, Pyeongtaek Cultural Center, Humphreys Exchange, and Humphreys American Schools.
The next Town Hall meeting is scheduled for Jan. 25, at 6 p.m., in the CAC. As with previous meetings, presenters’ slides and answers to all submitted questions are available on the garrison website, at humphreys.korea.army.mil/Townhall.
U.S. Army photos by Steven Hoover
For more information on U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys and living and working in Korea visit: USAG-Humphreys' official web site or check out our online videos.
The dialogue of international organizations on global governance, facilitated by Enrico Letta, Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences Po, with Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Roberto Azevêdo, Director General of the World Trade Organization, Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank, Audrey Azoulay, Director General of UNESCO, José Ángel Gurría, Secretary General of OECD and Guy Ryder, Director General of the International Labour Organization.
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Le dialogue des organisations internationales sur la gouvernance mondiale, modéré par Enrico Letta, Doyen de l’Ecole des Affaires internationales de Science Po, avec Christine Lagarde, directrice du Fonds monétaire international, Roberto Azevêdo, directeur général de l’Organisation mondiale du commerce, Jim Yong Kim, président de la Banque mondiale, Audrey Azoulay, directrice générale de l’UNESCO, José Ángel Gurría, Secrétaire générale de l’OCDE et Guy Ryder, directeur général de l’Organisation internationale du travail.
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Photo : Paris Peace Forum / © Judith Litivine & Frédéric de la Mure
The shelf provided with this Ikea sink did not fit, so I am using Really Useful and Ikea Kupol storage boxes.
World Impact is a Christian missions organization dedicated to ministering God's love in the inner cities of America.
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Since it's establishment in June of 1996, the Dallas ministry has sought to share the love of Christ with the community through Bible clubs for children, youth ministries, church planting, and leadership training for indigenous leaders.
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History of World Impact
In 1965, Keith Phillips, a student at UCLA, began teaching Youth For Christ Bible clubs in Watts. He began recruiting BIOLA students to volunteer with him and the ministry to the urban poor grew. By 1971, God called Keith to full-time ministry and World Impact was incorporated. Full-time missionaries moved into the communities they served. Evangelism to children expanded to teens and whole families.
News of the ministry spread to other urban areas of the country and by 1972 World Impact was ministering in San Diego, California, and Wichita, Kansas. In 1975, Keith wrote about World Impact's experiences in They Dare to Love the Ghetto. In 1976, the St. Louis and Newark ministries began and World Impact moved into their present headquarters at 20th and Vermont in Los Angeles. In 1977, the Fresno ministry began.
During the 1970's, while retaining a strong emphasis on evangelism, World Impact became more intentional about discipleship. By 1981, Keith Phillips wrote The Making of a Disciple, still recognized as one of the seminal books on discipleship. Films depicting urban ministry, as well as urban ministry training materials, were developed.
In the early 1980's, World Impact started ministries to the whole person, while keeping its priority of evangelism and discipleship. In 1982, the Los Angeles Christian School was opened and Morning Star Ranch was acquired to disciple young men from the inner city. By 1984, World Impact began job training opportunities (Inner City Enterprises), a thrift shop (The Sonshine Shop), and the Newark Christian School, while writing a culturally-conducive "through-the-Bible" curriculum. Out of these experiences, Keith wrote No Quick Fix, explaining the need for ministry to the whole person and the importance of whole families.
In 1986, the Wichita Village property was acquired, from which the Good Samaritan Clinic was launched, an old Y.M.C.A building was remodeled for ministry in St. Louis, low-income housing was developed in Newark, and God provided THE OAKS camp, 65 miles north of Los Angeles. In 1988, the Chester, Pennsylvania, ministry opened, and ministry centers in San Diego and Fresno were remodeled.
During the 1980's, the efforts of evangelism and discipleship were bearing fruit and new believers were forming into worshiping communities, leading World Impact to plant culturally-relevant churches in the inner city. The massive numbers of immigrants from Central America and Asia, along with the growing numbers of urban poor, underscored the need to not only evangelize and disciple individuals, but to establish new churches among the poor. In 1990, church planting became the primary strategy to evangelize, equip, and empower the urban poor.
In the early 1990's, as national attention was focused on the inner-city during the Los Angeles riot, World Impact acquired Harmony Heart camp in Pennsylvania, began ministry in Oakland and San Francisco, opened schools in Watts and Chester, launched The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) and planted its first churches in various cities.
In 1996, World Impact celebrated its 25th anniversary as Deer Creek camp (outside Denver) and the Dallas ministry were added. Keith Phillips wrote about World Impact's emerging church planting ministry in Out of Ashes. In 1999, World Impact hosted the first of three conferences on urban church planting, called Crowns of Beauty, each of which welcomed over 1200 international delegates.
In 2000, World Impact began hosting its School for Urban Cross-Cultural Church Planting, training urban church plant teams from all over the nation. In 2001, The John Mark Curriculum was published to train cross-cultural missionaries and three TUMI satellite campuses were opened. By 2004, 20 churches had been planted in eight World Impact cities, and an auditorium at THE OAKS Adult Conference Center was completed, dedicated in honor of board member Dr. Jack Hayford.
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World Impact Center
2017 S. Ervay
Dallas, TX 75215
214-426-0044
There is something about perfectly organized woodworking tools that is just so satisfying! Although between us, my favorite tool is the DIY Smart Saw. If you want to check out what it’s about just click on the link! bit.ly/3uUA631
The Miss Maryland Scholarship Organization helps young ladies from all over Maryland to gain confidence and polish their special skills so they can go on to be leaders and successful throughout the rest of their life.
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Maj. Gen. Neil S. Hersey, Deputy Commanding General (Operations), U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) (second from left), presents certificates to Wildwood Park and Columbia County officials for helping to organize ARCYBER's 2022 organization day, at the park in Appling, Ga., May 26, 2022. To learn more about ARCYBER go to www.arcyber.army.mil (Photo by Bill Roche)
The World Health Organization recommends that all pregnant women attend a minimum of four antenatal care visits with a trained health care provider and that a number of key services be provided at those visits. However, there are large inequities in access, adherence, and quality of antenatal care between and within regions and countries. In order to meet the needs of all pregnant women and newborns – by diagnosing and treating infections, screening for anemia and nutrition deficiencies, addressing malaria in pregnancy, and preventing HIV transmission, among other services – the global health community must come together to identify innovative solutions for improving access, content, and quality of antenatal care around the world. Join us as we host a policy dialogue focused on delivering quality antenatal care with a focus on low-resource settings.
Read more: www.wilsoncenter.org/event/delivering-quality-antenatal-c...
During the 2011 USUN Media Tour, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Agencies in Rome, Ertharin Cousin, toured Honduras as part of a regional press trip. Ambassador Cousin was accompanied on her visit by 5 journalists as she toured Honduras to highlight the partnership between Honduras, the United States, and key UN agencies in efforts to enhance food security and reduce malnutrition. The projects visited by the journalists and Ambassador Cousin focused on assessing sustainability, depth and sense of values chains and community ownership. for food-security They were managed by the World Food Program, the Food and Agriculture Organization and the International Fund for Agricultural Development, in addition to touring as well as USDA and USAID food-security projects related to the U.S. government’s Feed the Future initiative.
I organize my fabric scraps that are significatly smaller than a fat quarter in one of these two bins. The bin on the left was picked up several years ago at TJ Maxx and holds my larger scraps that I think I might use later. The smaller bucket I made about 5 years ago with fabric from IKEA. This holds my much smaller pieces (think small squares and strips) that I most likely will use in foundation paper piecing, or small patchwork projects. I try to go through these frequently now to keep the clutter down.
These photos were part of an interview about my space, creativity and organization on HKPowerStudio's blog. Link to interview found via my post here.
This corner was once a total mess. Utilizing the Rubbermaid steel-reinforced resin shelves along with a few clear latchable totes I was able to complete organize this area.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken attends Foreign Ministers’ working luncheon with Organization of American States Secretary General Luis Almagro in Lima, Peru, on October 6, 2022. [State Department photo by Ron Przysucha/ Public Domain]
Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Brussels and Børge Brende, President, World Economic Forum speaking in the Special Address by Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General, North Atlantic Treaty Organization session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 24 May. Congress Centre - Congress Hall. World Economic Forum/Manuel Lopez
A simple solution to a minor problem: How to organize your Lego bricks for efficient building.
Read more here.
Journalists trained for investigative journalism and responsible reporting.
Peshawar Press Club and AGAHI conducts workshop on - Investigative Journalism on Anti-Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorist Organizations Journalists from Peshawar Press Club, Mishal CEO Amir Jahangir and CIME Ambassador to Pakistan, Puruesh Chaudhary
Peshawar Press Club and AGAHI conducts workshop on - Investigative Journalism on Anti-Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorist Organizations Journalists from Peshawar Press Club, Mishal CEO Amir Jahangir and CIME Ambassador to Pakistan, Puruesh Chaudhary
Peshawar Press Club and AGAHI conducts workshop on Investigative Journalism on Anti-Money Laundering & Funding of Terrorist Organizations
Peshawar Press Club along with Khyber Union of Journalists and Mishal Pakistan, a strategic communication policy design social enterprise in collaboration with the Center for International Media Ethics, Zigron Training, Center for Investigative Journalists in Bosnia-Sarajevo, Faith Matters conducted a workshop on Investigative Journalism and Responsible Reporting at the Peshawar Press Club today. The workshop was attended by more than 50 press club members.
The initiative, known as Agahi covered areas such as; Investigative Journalism, Media Ethics, Anti-Money-Laundering and Terrorist Organisation Funding, Journalism and Society, Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa and the Millennium Development Goals, Reporting in Terrorism and Conflict, Social Media and Safety Training.
Talking to the gathering of the members of the media, Mr. Saif ul Islam Saifi, President of the Peshawar Press Club, expressed his gratitude for creating an opportunity for the journalists and emphasized the need for more training and assured his support from the press club for improving the state of media in Peshawar. He said, “there is a need to upgrade the skills of the journalists on new media tools such as social media and crowd sourcing journalism”. He further said that, “the Peshawar Press Club works for the capacity building and skill development of its members by organizing different professional courses”.
On a skype video link David Brewer-based out of London and founder of media-helping-media organization, emphasized on applying the public interest test to journalists, which discussed the role of governments and charity organizations in pursuing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). He stressed that journalists must read the MDGs with same skepticism that they treat every other beat. Mr. Brewer is one of the pioneers in media development. He has been the founding managing director of BBC News Online Service and the CNN.com.
Mr. Shaukat Khattak, senior journalist and chairman of the capacity building committee of the Peshawar Press Club, also expressed that the Peshawar Press Club realizes the importance of promoting journalism that covers the political and the socio-economic system. He encouraged the need of training provided to the journalists for a better outcome.
Puruesh Chaudhary, Ambassador to Pakistan on Media Ethics on behalf of the Center for International Media Ethics (CIME) emphasized on the formulation of a unified ethics policy for the entire journalistic community to be adopted, implemented and adhered to counter special interest groups and sensationalism. The session dealt with the problems being faced by journalists, which also underscored the need for a joint code of conduct for reporters and cameramen.
Ali Hazrat Bacha, Senior Vice President of the Khyber Union of Journalists raised issues such as lack of training, non-supportive management, unavailability of basic resources, pressure groups, wages and the absence of a unified code of conduct. Ali Hazrat Bacha, Senior Vice President of the Khyber Union of Journalists raised similar concerns and stressed over the lack of resources and support from stakeholders on investigative journalism.
Mishal Pakistan Chief Executive Officer, Amir Jahangir in his closing remarks announced two scholarships in collaboration with the Peshawar Press Club who wish to enroll for the Masters Programme in Mass Communication, Journalism or Media Studies at any public sector universities orany other degree awarding institution in Peshawar and other parts of KPK. The Peshawar Press Club will help Mishal in identifying the most deserving candidate for this scholarship.
Agahi, aims to utilize institutionalized, sustainable media structures in Pakistan to raise the bar of journalistic standards through training to increasing responsible, balanced reporting and investigative journalism. The initiative is being carried in collaboration with the Press Clubs in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, Baluchistan and Azad Kashmir; In these series of interactions with the stakeholders a special Journalism Awards is being created to identify the most respectful and responsible journalists in investigative journalism.
Mishal has an MoU with the Peshawar Press Club to performs due role in promoting educational, literary, cultural and sports activities in the society. With the emergence of new conflict zones in the region, efforts have being made to convert Peshawar press club into a modern media complex, equipped with technological gadgets and professional kits to ensure unhindered flow of information to the world.
Before the establishment of Peshawar Press Club some 45 years ago, the journalists used to sit and attend press conferences in a single room allocated in famous Deans Hotel. It was in 2001, when the first-ever separate building for the Peshawar Press Club was constructed. Apart from being a cultural and welfare oriented body of the journalists, the Peshawar Press Club is also known as a symbol of democracy and freedom of press, as all the political parties, civil society organizations are provided equal opportunities to present their view points on any issue to the world.
Mishal, launched in 2003, has been engaged with some of the most dynamic organizations in the region to develop their communication strategy and solutions for better understand and creating synergies between different entities.
Mishal has been at the forefront of communications solutions and is actively pursuing to improve the state of media and journalism in Pakistan.
The team behind Mishal has been developing, creating and managing media entities and content for the last 20 years at various platforms. Taking this initiative to the next level Mishal has been actively pursuing to build the capacity of the media in creating better understanding the issues in global perspective.
Mishal has undertaken the task to build the capacity of the Press Clubs and Associations in Pakistan by creating a knowledge-sharing learning platform for the media and journalists across Pakistan. The initiative will build the capacity through interactive workshops, conferences, collaborative thinking and media and journalism awards for the professionals in the field of journalism and media.
A photograph showing an Ancient Order of United Workmen Shannonville membership ribbon sewn in a quilt. The Ancient Order was a fraternal society with insurance benefits, similar to the Foresters.
According to Bruce, the Hall was built in 1885. In December 19, 1891, Emma Maud Lake (widow of Myron B. Lake) sold for $1.00 part of lot 6 to Samuel Geddes, Mathew Hill and Archibald D. Walker, the trustees for the Shannonville Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, no. 301. Arthur Exley (Bruce's maternal grandfather) and John Exley (Bruce's maternal Uncle).
The lodge ribbon was pieced into a quilt top by Bruce's maternal grandmother, Anne Exley (nee Doughton). The ribbon probably belonged to one of the former members/trustees, which is now preserved in a quilt owned by Bruce's son, Cameron B. Portt.
Image donated by Bruce Portt in May 1992 (1992-5).
time to lay all my crap out and decide what i can leave home
i took about 10 photos with my 50mm f1.8 and stitched them together with autostitch
this is for my trip to hike the west coast trail on vancouver island next week. i leave for seattle this friday