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In the lead-up to the Second UN Global Road Safety Week, UNO Baku joined students and educators, as well as parents, of secondary school â„–46 in Baku to boost community involvement in road safety promotion.
This awareness-raising session was organized in close cooperation with the Traffic Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on 25 April, and was also an opportunity to praise the young students for their exceptional knowledge of traffic rules and signs and to encourage them to be good messengers and share their knowledge with others. (Photo credit: UNO Baku)
In observance of International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, the Representative of the United Nations Department of Public Information (UN DPI) in Azerbaijan, Ms. Envera Selimovic, together with the Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA), and International Eurasia Press Fund (IEPF) representatives met with schoolchildren and teachers in Qapanli Qazyan village school of Tartar District. Qapanli Qazyan and its surrounding villages constitute a population of about 4000 people living in the territory bordering the Azerbaijani land occupied after the conflict in and around Nagorno-Karabakh. (Photo credit: UNO Baku)
Illinois Motorcycle Awareness Press Event. April 28, 2010 at Frieze Harley-Davidson in O'Fallon, Illinois.
Improv Awareness Show
April 13, 2009 at the Mercury Lounge in the Byward Market.
Performers from all across Canada were in attendance.
Shot using a Nikkor 60mm f/2.8 Micro
Minor post processing in Lightroom 2.0
A traffic awareness drive was observed by Udgam School from November 6th to 20th. It began with taking the Preschool students for a visit to Traffic Park where they learnt all the rules and regulations related to traffic and also rode bicycles in keeping with the rules and signals.
The senior school students took this campaign to a different level by involving common public in the drive. Students of Class 10 formed a human chain and carried placards and chanted slogans that were related to traffic awareness. They stopped cars on the road in front of the Thaltej School and spoke to people about traffic rules and regulations which even encompassed ‘misuse of mobile phones during driving’, ‘lack of safety belts’, ’not wearing helmets’ and other issues. They even took a pledge to abide by traffic rules and create traffic awareness. In addition students ofClass 9 and 11 made powerpoint presentations and demonstrated to other classes about the importance of following traffic rules.
A traffic awareness drive was observed by Udgam School from November 6th to 20th. It began with taking the Preschool students for a visit to Traffic Park where they learnt all the rules and regulations related to traffic and also rode bicycles in keeping with the rules and signals.
The senior school students took this campaign to a different level by involving common public in the drive. Students of Class 10 formed a human chain and carried placards and chanted slogans that were related to traffic awareness. They stopped cars on the road in front of the Thaltej School and spoke to people about traffic rules and regulations which even encompassed ‘misuse of mobile phones during driving’, ‘lack of safety belts’, ’not wearing helmets’ and other issues. They even took a pledge to abide by traffic rules and create traffic awareness. In addition students ofClass 9 and 11 made powerpoint presentations and demonstrated to other classes about the importance of following traffic rules.
November 26 2015 - Mayor Alistair Sowman and Council Administration Officer, Janelle Saunders take the opportunity to hear about diabetes awareness in Market Square last week.
A traffic awareness drive was observed by Udgam School from November 6th to 20th. It began with taking the Preschool students for a visit to Traffic Park where they learnt all the rules and regulations related to traffic and also rode bicycles in keeping with the rules and signals.
The senior school students took this campaign to a different level by involving common public in the drive. Students of Class 10 formed a human chain and carried placards and chanted slogans that were related to traffic awareness. They stopped cars on the road in front of the Thaltej School and spoke to people about traffic rules and regulations which even encompassed ‘misuse of mobile phones during driving’, ‘lack of safety belts’, ’not wearing helmets’ and other issues. They even took a pledge to abide by traffic rules and create traffic awareness. In addition students ofClass 9 and 11 made powerpoint presentations and demonstrated to other classes about the importance of following traffic rules.
we had an hiv/aids awareness day at school today.
the day ended with a most uplifting speech from one of the day's presenters which left most of the students feeling good about themselves. hopefully the message of having to take responsibility for themselves came through too.
To raise awareness of the multi-year staffing shortage, and the lack of funding allotted to the VA, AFGE hosted a rally with the AFL-CIO and Members of Congress on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at the AFL-CIO’s headquarters. A march to the Department of Veterans Affairs followed immediately after.
--photo by Keith Mellnick
A traffic awareness drive was observed by Udgam School from November 6th to 20th. It began with taking the Preschool students for a visit to Traffic Park where they learnt all the rules and regulations related to traffic and also rode bicycles in keeping with the rules and signals.
The senior school students took this campaign to a different level by involving common public in the drive. Students of Class 10 formed a human chain and carried placards and chanted slogans that were related to traffic awareness. They stopped cars on the road in front of the Thaltej School and spoke to people about traffic rules and regulations which even encompassed ‘misuse of mobile phones during driving’, ‘lack of safety belts’, ’not wearing helmets’ and other issues. They even took a pledge to abide by traffic rules and create traffic awareness. In addition students ofClass 9 and 11 made powerpoint presentations and demonstrated to other classes about the importance of following traffic rules.