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The massive Mount Kermon, which soars to a height of around 5.6km ASL, looms at the horizon as the Civvie approaches, piloted by Commander Valentina
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Members of Needles & Thread, which meets weekly at Pratt City Branch Library, spent three months making quilts that they donated today as Christmas gifts to residents of Birmingham Nursing & Rehab Center.
25 volunteers showed up for a fun evening of appreciation on Feb. 9. Volunteers gave close to 3,000 hours in 2016 and helped with completion of 30 projects and helping in the Seedling Tree Nursery.
People attending theJune 24, 2010 kick-off celebration for the library's 'We the People" Bookshelf grant had a chance to browse through the set of books awarded to the library, all on the theme "A More Perfect Union."
12ª Edição do Programa Jovem Senador 2024.
O Jovem Senador é um projeto anual que seleciona, por meio de um concurso de redação 27 estudantes para vivenciarem o trabalho dos senadores. A edição deste ano teve como tema “Os 200 anos do Senado e os desafios e o futuro da democracia”.
Estudantes participam de atividade legislativa em comissões.
Mesa:
jovem Senador, Andrew Sander Felix de Aragão Pinheiro (SE);
jovem Senador, Gabriel Oliveira da Silva (AP).
Foto: Jefferson Rudy/Agência Senado
"Lucinda y las Flores de la Nochebuena," presented by Opera Birmingham and Samford Opera, holds an audience spellbound at the Avondale Regional Branch Library.
The program Actors of Urban Change aims to achieve sustainable and participatory urban development through cultural activities. Actors from the cultural scene, the administration, and the private sector are given an opportunity to strengthen their competencies in cross-sector collaboration. Through local projects, process-related consulting, and Europe-wide exchange, the program participants put their skills into practice. The program is implemented in cooperation with MitOst e.V.. The pilot stage of the program will run from autumn of 2013 until summer of 2015.
Program Offers and Activities
An actor from the cultural scene/civil society, the administration, and the private sector form a cross-sector team to implement an innovative local project. Over the course of 18 months, ten teams from various European cities receive support for the implementation of their joint local projects and obtain professional qualification, as well as networking opportunities.
"Warsaw and Lublin, we are coming! More than a year ago, our Polish team invited all Actors of Urban Change – and here we are: the Acadamy Meeting in Warsaw and Lublin."
Photos: Panos Georgiou
American Rights at Work Awards Celebration at the national Museum of Women in the Arts. Washington DC Nov. 18, 2009.
© American Rights at Work and Rick Reinhard 2009
Queremos felicitar a Diego Cornejo, alumno del Programa Oportunidades de EducationUSA Chile que el pasado 8 de junio se graduó de Ingeniería Eléctrica en el MIT. Diego agresó del Instituto Nacional en Santiago y siempre soñó con estudiar en Estados Unidos. Luego de investigar diferentes opciones y recibir orientación y apoyo financiero por parte de EducationUSA, postuló al MIT. Tras cuatro años de estudios, Diego pasará los próximos meses trabajando con una empresa en Silicon Valley. ¡Toda la suerte en este nuevo desafío!
Traveled down to Chassell, MI to spend a day learning about "Leave No Trace," on the Sturgeon River.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Baltimore District employees participating in a Leader Development Program take part in a Staff Ride on the battlefields of Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. 9, 2016. The Staff Ride allowed prospective leaders to study historic battlefields for a professional perspective in leadership lead by Albert F. Lord Jr., a professor of Theater Planning at the U.S. Army War College. (U.S. Army photo by David Gray)