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ISSUE 6
OCTOBER 2006

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IN THIS ISSUE
  • A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUTH
  • NEW PHOTO STORIES: Kids Orphaned by AIDS, Kenyan Women in the Green Belt Movement
  • IT'S EASY TO GIVE:
    Business Community Comes Out to Support Venice Arts
  • FUNDING PARTNERS

  • NEW PHOTO STORIES: Kids Orphaned by AIDS, Kenyan Women in the Green Belt Movement

    Through the graciousness of Malena Ruth, Gerrie Smith, and the African Millennium Foundation (click on invite, left) a team of Venice Arts' photographers will travel to Kenya for the second phase of our project, "The House is Small but the Welcome is Big." In Kenya, we are honored to work with 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Dr. Wangari Maathai (above) founder of Kenya's Green Belt Movement. We will also go to Mozambique to work with children orphaned from AIDS, working through the Office of the First Lady of Mozambique.


    IT'S EASY TO GIVE:
    Business Community Comes Out to Support Venice Arts

    JAMES BEACH opened its doors again for our Annual Business Art Circle (BAC) Mixer attended by over 100 local business owners—art, entertainment, realty, and retail. This year's event honored Paula Lumbard (right with photo by Venice Arts' youth) for her $5,000 lead gift to this fall's BAC campaign. A special thanks to both renewing and new members and to the Abbot Kinney District Association, who presented a $2,500 check in support of A Closer Look at Youth (see story, right).

    THE LIBRARY ALEHOUSE DONATES 15% OF ALL RECEIPTS on October 31st. Come in costume, they'll donate more!


    FUNDING PARTNERS

    Welcome and thank you to our new and returning funding partners: the California Consumer Protection Foundation, the California Technology Foundation of California, City Councilmember Bill Rosendahl, the Entertainment to Empowerment Foundation, and the Green Foundation.


    A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUTH

    (Photo by Angel Quintero, Age 16)

    Teenagers living in Mar Vista and Venice have been documenting their lives and communities through Venice Arts' latest, local Social Art Initiative: A Closer Look at Youth. Created after the senseless killing of a teenager...

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