Kim Phuc addresses CSI/CAVE Community Builder Conference, Toronto, Canada October 3, 2008.
Filmed and posted by Toronto Crime Stoppers Community Youth Officer Scott Mills
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Community Builder Conference Details:
Keynote Speaker: Kim Phuc http://kimfoundation.com
Honourees:
The Do Program
Chloe Annette Rose-Macdougall, Marieke Pynn-Coates, Freya Jones-Erikkson, Ava Downey, Nihaal Silk
The Invisible Children
http://invisiblechildren.com
The Argos Foundation http://stoptheviolence.ca
Heidi Spannbauer, Michelle Stirrett, Danielle Doody, Brian Evans, Jason Colero
Laser Eagles
Judith Snow and Al Page
http://lasereagles.org
The Tribal Bridges Crew
Jessey Pacho
http://phadetbc.blogspot.com/
Kedre Browne
http://bubblz001.blogspot.com
also see:
http://YouTube.com/LegalGraffitiArt
http://YouTube.com/TorontoBMX
Toronto Crime Stoppers
Past Chair Lorne Simon
http://222tips.com
Toronto Police Service
Inspector Heinz Kuck
Media advisory,
Friday, October 3, 2008, 9 a.m.,
The Assembly Hall, 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive,
Toronto Crime Stoppers and CAVE announce
Toronto Crime Stoppers T−shirt Re−design
Contest Winners
Broadcast time: 05:00
Friday, October 3, 2008
Crime Stoppers
416−808−7268
On Friday, October 3, 2008, at 9 a.m., at The Assembly Hall, 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, Toronto Crime Stoppers, in partnership with Communities Advancing Valued
Environments (CAVE) are announcing the winners of the 1st Annual Toronto Crime Stoppers Re−design Contest.
The contest ran from Monday, February 25, 2008 to Monday, September 15, 2008.
Youth ages 14 20 were encouraged to provide a digital image of an original piece created by them of what COMMUNITY meant to them.
For more information on the contest, and to view all the entries, please click http://communityCAVE.com
The Toronto Crime Stoppers Board of Directors has selected the two top designs in each age category and two winners from each category have been selected based on the most number
of online votes.
The contest encourages youth to express themselves through artwork (any medium, including graffiti) what COMMUNITY means to them.
This contest provides youth with a positive opportunity to express themselves creatively through their artwork.
Toronto Crime Stoppers and CAVE are pleased to announce that, in the
first year, over 100 youth submitted their artwork.
As a result of the outstanding response in the first year, the plan is to hold an annual contest.
The second annual Toronto Crime Stoppers T−shirt Redesign Contest will be announced on October 3, 2008, and will feature an advertising poster done by a community minded youth who is serving time in a jail in Ontario at present.
Toronto Crime Stoppers is a partnership of the public, police and media that provides the community with a proactive program for people to assist the police anonymously to prevent and solve crimes and, thereby, to contribute to an improved quality of life.
Communities Advancing Valued Environments (CAVE) is a not−for−profit organization that focuses on empowering community members to become involved in transforming their communities. CAVE provides supplies, volunteers and expertise in Transformation Projects
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God Bless her!
i8beachglass 2 years ago
I gotta say that this was one conference I was proud to be a part of. This lady is a great example to women all over. I am glad to be a student at this college because if it wasn't for them I would've never heard of her. I am very thankful and forever a changed person. Thank you . Great video
1paulina1 3 years ago