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Hummingbird spreads its wings to surrounding communities.
A recent development of the Hummingbird Project started last year during school holidays,
Beija-Flor na Comunidade or Hummingbird in the Community, literally means that we take most of the activities from our Hummingbird Arts and Cultural Activity Centre to the children and young people in surrounding communities instead of them coming to us.
The programme is an important step towards implanting smaller nuclei in underprivileged communities, from where the populations have limited access to our regular Activity Centre, either due to distance, safety or lack of transport. Another important reason for the project is to facilitate the reproduction of our prevention methodology by youth community mobilisers and mentors trained at Hummingbird;
Everyone a Changemaker .
See the
slideshow from last year's programme.
Comments
play humminbirds, play...
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Posted 21 months ago.
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Hei! I love your white ribbon and sun
glasses.
Nice change for a more hopeful future,
Tati!
Posted 21 months ago.
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haha, thank you dear.
Yes, I'm wishing the black and white
balance,
a hopeful future in our country too :)
"Every moment of light and dark is a
miracle."
Walt Whitman
Posted 21 months ago.
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Great capture! This is a beautiful moment!
Posted 21 months ago.
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Great work!
1-2-3kids
Posted 21 months ago.
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Shocking background... but nice atmosphere
and wonderful project! Wish I would have been
there too...
Great effect! What kind of filter is this
you are using????
Posted 21 months ago.
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good luck with this project :)
Posted 21 months ago.
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@Pequena Verena,
I'm using several adjustments in PhotoShop;
levels, curves, shadows/highlights,
brightness and contrast, then to finish
cleaning up any "noise", I use the
NoiseNinja Plug-In for PhotoShop.
Posted 21 months ago.
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hello,
there is something sad becoz of BG
but there is also so beauty when we see
these people:)
rgs
Posted 21 months ago.
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@gebala,
I understand your observation; two
contrasting realities, which sorry to say,
many of our Brazilian population must face.
But the struggle for survival in utmost
poverty does not deter them from enjoying
what little life otherwise has to offer.
In all that material misery, Brazilians
have an incredible ability to surpass some of
their greatest difficulties with their heads
raised and a smile on their faces. I admire
them a great deal for this wonderful
aptitude.
Posted 21 months ago.
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.i admire you work & i admire your work,
Posted 21 months ago.
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I've started a new group called "Eye to
Eye: Interaction in Photography" and
think this photo would be a great addition.
Please check it out.
www.flickr.com/groups/eyetoeye/
...and spread the group's name around to
anyone who you think would have photos as
great as yours to contribute. Thanks.
Posted 16 months ago.
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Hi!
I'm an intern for a non-profit by the name
of EarthAction , whose mission is to "inform and
inspire people everywhere to turn their
concern, passion and outrage into meaningful
action for a more just, peaceful and
sustainable world."
As you have kindly allowed for your photo
to be distributed under a Creative Commons
license, we used it to accompany a blogpost.
It is hopefully attributed to your liking: www.earthaction.org/2008/04/neighborliness.ht
ml .
Thank you so much for sharing such a
beautiful photo!
Take care,
Ananda
Posted 5 weeks ago.
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