Showing posts with label Project Developement Phase 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Developement Phase 2. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
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Please click on the image above to visit the past Boardworx projects
Please click on the image above to visit the current Boardworx project
EllisDon team paints on murals
message by youth participant - Samie
918 - 12 Ave. SW
Artists Colin and Daniel develop designs
Past Projects - Keynote
Please click on the image above to visit the past Boardworx projects
Past Projects - Atlantic Avenue Art Block
Please click on the image above to visit the current Boardworx project
For more information about the
Community Boardworx Project
Please contact:
Angela Dione
Urban Youth Worx
Tel:
403.690.4023
e-mail:
angela@urbanyouthworx.org
Community Boardworx Project
Please contact:
Angela Dione
Urban Youth Worx
Tel:
403.690.4023
e-mail:
angela@urbanyouthworx.org
Please visit our community partners
EllisDon team paints on murals
message by youth participant - Samie
La Pachanga Latino Restaurant
918 - 12 Ave. SW
Learn more about ...
- The Community Boardworx Project
- The Community Boardworx Project Goals: - To contribute to the creative value of construction sites through art. - To cultivate community pride, engagement, and a positive city environment. - To provide opportunities for youth and artists to showcase their work. - To encourage relationships and opportunities for mentoring between youth, artists, builders, and the Calgary community. - To assist in graffiti reduction.
Artists Colin and Daniel develop designs
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'Community Boardworx Project Partners'
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Urban Youth Worx (UYW) was initiated in 1998 by 2 Calgary youth probation officers who wanted to create opportunities for youth to work off their community service hours in a meaningful way. UYW is a city wide program that carries out community development using the creative process.
Over 30 projects have been completed throughout the city of Calgary. These projects are varied in scope, and range from murals to mosaics to videos to mask-making. UYW vision includes fostering vibrant communities by engaging youth and community partners in a creative process.
Over 30 projects have been completed throughout the city of Calgary. These projects are varied in scope, and range from murals to mosaics to videos to mask-making. UYW vision includes fostering vibrant communities by engaging youth and community partners in a creative process.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary offers programs and activities at 25 locations, enriching the lives of more than 40,000 children, youth and their families each year. Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.
Calgary Downtown Association is a Business revitalization Zone established under Alberta’s Municipal Government Act representing 3,500 businesses in a 120 block area in the centre of the city. This area includes office, hotel, retail, restaurant, entertainment, attractions, cultural and government buildings.
Metro is Canada’s #1 free national daily newspaper. Metro has a unique global reach - attracting an audience of over 20 million daily readers in major cities across Europe,
North & South America and Asia.
North & South America and Asia.
Community & Neighbourhood Services is committed to being a leader in building individual and community capacity. We aim to contribute to personal well-being and enhance the quality of life for Calgarians by:
- Ensuring the availability of a broad range of social programs and recreational opportunities that are accessible to all Calgarians.
- Encouraging the development and support of partnerships and cooperative relationships.
- Facilitating the development and sustainability of community based organizations; mobilizing individuals and communities to promote community caring and responsibility
for individual and community well-being.
- Leveraging and aligning our resources in areas of greatest need. - Providing public information, education, referral and advocacy.
- Ensuring the availability of a broad range of social programs and recreational opportunities that are accessible to all Calgarians.
- Encouraging the development and support of partnerships and cooperative relationships.
- Facilitating the development and sustainability of community based organizations; mobilizing individuals and communities to promote community caring and responsibility
for individual and community well-being.
- Leveraging and aligning our resources in areas of greatest need. - Providing public information, education, referral and advocacy.