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- I would consider myself a(n)...
- Artist, Designer, Dancer, Entrepreneur, Innovator
- Where I hang my hat these days ...
- Russell Industrial Center
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- http://woundmenswear.com
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- I know tae kwon do;)
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- lakes, buildings, tree climbin, bike ridin, snuggling, fresh lilacs, cultivating weeds, adventures, dressin up, social justice, controversy, secrets, epiphanies, mango, chili paste, sharing, the kids next door
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Shades of Green- Peeking through D Snow ! An Art & Fashion Show at fort street gallery
March 20, 2010 at 8pm to March 21, 2010 at 3pm
If you care about art and fashion in the city of detroit make yourself known.
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The evening will start off at 8 pm with an artist preview party in the gallery, and a buffet, live music,celebrating best in local Metro-Detroit art tal…
Laura Deljanin is pleased to announce, the kick off of the 2010 season for Art, Fashion and Fun at the Fort Street Gallery. The calendar for this new year will fill this venue, with well-rounded year. The space has been reserved for, Art, Fashion,…
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Anyway, Ms. Lapinksi, here's the latest regarding my non-profit, The Better Detroit Youth Movement, that I'm sharing with you because I'd like you to be a part of the process and progress:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
17 July 2008
Contact:
Reuben Gordon
The Better Detroit Youth Movement
www.betterdetroityouth.org
rgordon@betterdetroityouth.org
Phone: 313.516.8384 / Fax: 313.342.6324
DETROIT GROUP HELPS YOUTH SING AND MARCHES FOR FATHERS
Detroit, MI – Dozens of Detroiters and several local groups have teamed up to form The Better Detroit Youth Movement (BDYM), a non-profit coalition dedicated to improving the quality of life and learning for Detroit’s young generation.
“There exists a real need to establish higher levels of communication, cooperation and collaboration among youth and community service providers, and our city’s resources,” says Reuben Gordon, BDYM executive director, “so that we better mobilize our momentum, and maximize outcomes for Detroit children and teens.”
Comprised of concerned citizens, businesses and groups such as Encourage Me, I’m Young, ARISE Detroit, www.jaysfades.com, BlightBusters, www.improvemichigan.org and www.tellusdetroit.com and UniTee Design. According to Gordon, the BDYM is creating a comprehensive resource guide of Detroit area community and youth service providers, “so our kids know how and where to get help whenever they need it.”
The BDYM organized a youth art party in May, and has also supported several recent youth events including a youth march and The Stand Up For Kids street fair. The group is heading up The Detroit 2008 Million Father March on August 28th, to encourage fathers to take their child or children to the first day of school. BDYM co-director Harlan Bivens proclaims this major initiative will be used to increase community, parent and student involvement throughout the school year. “We want to see more “A’s” on more reports cards the last day of school, says Bivens.”
Several teachers are key contributors to the BDYM, including Susan Storey, a drama instructor at Cody High for the past 20 plus years. “I love the energy and passion of these folks, and how they just things done,” adds Storey, who is helping to organize The Motor City YouthFest, a showcase of Detroit’s young talent, that is being held on August 2, as a part of ARISE Detroit’s Neighborhood Day. “Based on what I’ve seen and heard at the auditions,” smiles Storey, “we’re still Motown big time.”
The BDYM hosts weekly meetings every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., at Wayne Community College’s main campus on Fort Street. “We’re rounding up a lot of good souls who believe in the promise and progress of our city’s children. And if we continue to bring more positive people to the table,” Gordon concludes, “we will create a better and brighter future for Detroit.”
For more information, please call 313-516-8384 or visit www.betterdetroityouth.org.
Please think about ways you can contribute.
Thanks ever so much.
Reuben
I'm seeking fashion designers to help me put together
Like your site; very cool . . .
And speaking of cool, your last name is the epitomy of "cool beans" . . .
I'm jealous !
As founder of The Better Detroit Youth Movement, I’m intent on establishing higher levels of communication, cooperation and collaboration among youth and community service providers, and our city’s resources, to mobilize action and maximize better outcomes for Detroit children and teens.
Also, check out this short video (www.uniteedesign.com/video.html) to learn about a growing movement that’s empowering brighter futures every day. Let’s continue to encourage others to do their part in improving the quality of life and learning for our youth.
Let's collabo on something powerfully thrilling !
R. Lee Gordon
President / Executive Director
UniTee Design, Inc. / The Better Detroit Youth Movement
www.uniteedesign.com / www.betterdetroityouth.org
rgordon@uniteedesign.com / rgordon@betterdetroityouth.org
Toll Free: 888.OUR.RBG.TEES / Phone: 313.516.8384 / Cell: 734.395.3079 / Fax: 313.342.6324
P.S. I love lakes too . . .