go green
Juju Kaji
Press release and inforamtion
Celebrating green day by youth children Through Art in Nepal
celebrating green art activity at Basatapur around the world heritage site on 22 September on the part of global climate change week .this event is solidarity an urge to world leader world leaders to seal the deal; global agreement to combat climate change in cop 15 Copenhagen in December 2009.
22 september 2009
On the celebration of global climate change week, we Heartbeat group and Kalaalayaa art school together are organizing green art activities with street children and youth from diverse sector by doing paintings on canvas ,installation art, performance art as well as public art today from 2 pm onwards.
“The primary idea is to get these youth, children together so they can learn about each other but also discuss their days and share their feelings as green ” the that day says organizer
. The using green colors paper ,canvas , public paintings on go green various art activities in form new art like installation where public involve will give them a chance to voice their concerns on climate change , through form art by youth children from various sector from animator to fashion designer and raise awareness among the public through their creative expression.
“Art is a common language all over world for youth, children from different backgrounds as those who will participate in the event. It is also a wonderful and fun tool to give interconnected with social justice to freely express themselves” says juju kaji the founder of heartbeat in climate change and global debate
Heartbeat is working in partnership with different local organizations for this social event and happenings in national and international level
Heartbeat partnership group of local young artists others divers youth that has been very active in the field of Art for Development (Art4D) for the past 5 years.
They initiate and run many art workshop and art-related activities with disadvantaged children to support social causes with youth ,children . Heartbeat is member of Env orgs also and heartbeat in partnership ship others Ngo, Cbos ,Rotary clubs ;Rotaract clubs of Rajdhani other more 15 children home and with 100 street children as it friends etc
Venue : Basantapur
Date: 22 September 2009 (2:00 pm to 5:00pm) Tuesday
Information, interviews or photographs please contact
, Coordinator of the Heartbeat group and organizer of the event (juju 9851050299, Sanjeet :9803041676
coordinator Heart Beat
mobile :+977 981050299
post box 2505
Kaji...@hotmail.com
www.earthbeat.org
nepalhe...@gmail.com
From: manjit...@gmail.com
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2009 07:52:54 -0700
Subject: [NYCA] Fwd: first short course on Community Based Adaptation to Climate Change offered by the new "International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)
To: climat...@googlegroups.com
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Manjeet Dhakal
Nepalese Youth for Climate Action l www.nyca.net.np
Secretariat - Clean Energy Nepal l POB No: 24581, Kathmandu, Nepal l T: +977 1 6915649, 4257481 l Web: www.cen.org.np
From: Golam Rabbani <golam....@bcas.net>
Date: Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 3:08 AM
Subject: first short course on Community Based Adaptation to Climate Change offered by the new "International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)
To: ca...@googlegroups.com
Please find enclosed the leaflet on the first short course on Community Based Adaptation to Climate Change offered by the new “International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)” located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It will be held during 15-22 November 2009. Please take a look and forward it to the interested candidates. The centre will offer the “Masters course in Climate Change and Development” in autumn of 2010.
Please view the link for the news update on ICCCAD…………………
http://www.scidev.net/en/news/bangladesh-to-host-centre-for-climate-adaptation-k.html
Regards,
MD. GOLAM RABBANI
Senior Research Officer
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS)
House-10, Road-16A, Gulshan-1, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh
Tel: 880-2-8851237, 8852904, 8818124, 8818125 (Ext.400)
Fax: 880-2-8851417; E-mail: golam....@bcas.net
Website: www.bcas.net
