🌟 &Uacute;nete a nosotros en la Creaci&oacute;n de Cambio! 🌟En Friendly Harbor, sabemos que el cambio comienza con personas como t&uacute;. Nuestra organizaci&oacute;n se est&aacute; asociando con Askkanwii Filmmaking Hub Incubator para crear una serie de documentales basados en la comunidad titulada What Is My Name? Un Programa de Empoderamiento de la Salud Mental para J&oacute;venes y Adultos en Riesgo.&nbsp;Este es un proyecto innovador de aprendizaje de artes de 6 meses centrado en dos poblaciones identificadas como en riesgo en Pueblo, Colorado: j&oacute;venes en riesgo de suicidio, otras condiciones de salud mental, uso de sustancias, pobreza, falta de vivienda o encarcelamiento, y adultos con trastornos de salud mental y uso de sustancias en riesgo de suicidio, v&iacute;ctimas de delitos, personas sin vivienda y m&aacute;s. El proyecto involucrar&aacute; a j&oacute;venes y adultos identificados (grupos separados) como co-investigadores, entrevistadores, narradores y creadores de arte. Explorar&aacute;n los antecedentes culturales y experiencias de sus familias. Participar&aacute;n en la exploraci&oacute;n grupal de sus propias experiencias de vida y sus historias ancestrales, seguido de la expresi&oacute;n art&iacute;stica colaborativa de esta exploraci&oacute;n. Participar&aacute;n en el trabajo de c&aacute;mara y edici&oacute;n, trabajando junto a artistas did&aacute;cticos y cineastas profesionales para capturar estas historias orales. Al grabar, interpretar y capturar estas discusiones en obras de arte colaborativas, los participantes explorar&aacute;n sus propias identidades mientras se conectan con la memoria colectiva y la resiliencia de su comunidad. What Is My Name? busca utilizar el poder curativo y expresivo del arte para ayudar a los j&oacute;venes y adultos en riesgo a encontrar su voz, experimentar cohesi&oacute;n grupal, sentirse pertenecientes y aprender habilidades que contribuyan a un sentido de dominio. A trav&eacute;s de las artes, nuestro objetivo es amplificar voces que a menudo se pasan por alto, fomentar el di&aacute;logo intergeneracional e inspirar el orgullo c&iacute;vico. La pel&iacute;cula culminar&aacute; en una proyecci&oacute;n p&uacute;blica y un evento de di&aacute;logo comunitario en el teatro Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center en Pueblo, brindando a los participantes una plataforma para mostrar su trabajo creativo y liderar conversaciones sobre equidad, pertenencia y humanidad compartida. La repetida emisi&oacute;n en Pueblo brindar&aacute; oportunidades para discusiones sobre los cambios necesarios en Pueblo con diversos residentes de Pueblo. La emisi&oacute;n de la pel&iacute;cula en YouTube y otros medios p&uacute;blicos ampliar&aacute; el reconocimiento de la comunidad sobre el poder del arte. La amplia visualizaci&oacute;n de la pel&iacute;cula resultar&aacute; en un sentido positivo de identidad y orgullo m&aacute;s all&aacute; de los incluidos en este proyecto. C&oacute;mo puedes ayudar a impulsar nuestra misi&oacute;n:<ol fr-original-style="" style="width: 100%; box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Donar: Cada d&oacute;lar cuenta. Contribuye ahora para ayudarnos a alcanzar nuestra meta.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Compartir: Comparte nuestra campa&ntilde;a con tus amigos, familiares y en redes sociales. Tu abogac&iacute;a puede amplificar nuestro impacto.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Voluntariado: Tu tiempo y habilidades tambi&eacute;n pueden tener un impacto.</li></ol>Gracias por apoyar nuestra misi&oacute;n, tu apoyo es invaluable.

Hola Nombre, Gracias desde lo m&aacute;s profundo de nuestros corazones por apoyar nuestra causa. Esta donaci&oacute;n ayuda enormemente a nuestra misi&oacute;n. Si deseas contribuir a&uacute;n m&aacute;s a nuestra causa, cont&aacute;ctanos para convertirte en voluntario o difunde la palabra sobre nuestra misi&oacute;n. ELISSA BALLelissaball@msn.com

🌟 Únete a nosotros en la Creación de Cambio! 🌟En Friendly Harbor, sabemos que el cambio comienza con personas como tú. Nuestra organización se está asociando con Askkanwii Filmmaking Hub Incubator para crear una serie de documentales basados en la comunidad titulada What Is My Name? Un Programa de Empoderamiento de la Salud Mental para Jóvenes y Adultos en Riesgo. Este es un proyecto innovador de aprendizaje de artes de 6 meses centrado en dos poblaciones identificadas como en riesgo en Pueblo, Colorado: jóvenes en riesgo de suicidio, otras condiciones de salud mental, uso de sustancias, pobreza, falta de vivienda o encarcelamiento, y adultos con trastornos de salud mental y uso de sustancias en riesgo de suicidio, víctimas de delitos, personas sin vivienda y más. El proyecto involucrará a jóvenes y adultos identificados (grupos separados) como co-investigadores, entrevistadores, narradores y creadores de arte. Explorarán los antecedentes culturales y experiencias de sus familias. Participarán en la exploración grupal de sus propias experiencias de vida y sus historias ancestrales, seguido de la expresión artística colaborativa de esta exploración. Participarán en el trabajo de cámara y edición, trabajando junto a artistas didácticos y cineastas profesionales para capturar estas historias orales. Al grabar, interpretar y capturar estas discusiones en obras de arte colaborativas, los participantes explorarán sus propias identidades mientras se conectan con la memoria colectiva y la resiliencia de su comunidad. What Is My Name? busca utilizar el poder curativo y expresivo del arte para ayudar a los jóvenes y adultos en riesgo a encontrar su voz, experimentar cohesión grupal, sentirse pertenecientes y aprender habilidades que contribuyan a un sentido de dominio. A través de las artes, nuestro objetivo es amplificar voces que a menudo se pasan por alto, fomentar el diálogo intergeneracional e inspirar el orgullo cívico. La película culminará en una proyección pública y un evento de diálogo comunitario en el teatro Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center en Pueblo, brindando a los participantes una plataforma para mostrar su trabajo creativo y liderar conversaciones sobre equidad, pertenencia y humanidad compartida. La repetida emisión en Pueblo brindará oportunidades para discusiones sobre los cambios necesarios en Pueblo con diversos residentes de Pueblo. La emisión de la película en YouTube y otros medios públicos ampliará el reconocimiento de la comunidad sobre el poder del arte. La amplia visualización de la película resultará en un sentido positivo de identidad y orgullo más allá de los incluidos en este proyecto. Cómo puedes ayudar a impulsar nuestra misión:<ol><li>Donar: Cada dólar cuenta. Contribuye ahora para ayudarnos a alcanzar nuestra meta.</li><li>Compartir: Comparte nuestra campaña con tus amigos, familiares y en redes sociales. Tu abogacía puede amplificar nuestro impacto.</li><li>Voluntariado: Tu tiempo y habilidades también pueden tener un impacto.</li></ol>Gracias por apoyar nuestra misión, tu apoyo es invaluable.

¿Cuál es Mi Nombre? un Programa de Empoderamiento de Salud Mental para Jóvenes en Riesgo y Adultos en Riesgo

Check made out to [What's My Name Program with Friendly Harbor
Address to send check: 2715 North Grand Avenue, Pueblo, CO 81003

🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟At the&nbsp;Creative Consortium of Pueblo, we know that change starts with people like you.We want our kids to thrive. We want to root out some of the seeds of Pueblo&rsquo;s high crime rate. &nbsp;We want Pueblo to be a healthy proud city that others want to visit. We have a program we believe will bring us closer to these goals.What Is My Name? an Arts-based Documentary Youth Empowerment Program is an identity development project focused on 3rd grade through 9th grade youth in Pueblo County, Colorado who are at high risk for suicide, substance use, criminal behavior, homelessness and more.&nbsp;This documentary will follow young people at key developmental stages, specifically 3rd through the 9th grade. The project begins with a simple but powerful question: &ldquo;What&rsquo;s my name?&rdquo; This question opens the door into conversations about identity, hopes, and how these students imagine their future. Through thoughtful interviews, the film will highlight their voices, ideas, interests, and emerging sense of self.A core element of the documentary is art and creative expression. Students will collaborate with artists to visually storyboard their thoughts and experiences using a variety of artistic mediums. This process helps them explore who they are, build confidence, recognize their strengths, and see new possibilities within reach. The film will also acknowledge real factors that shape their lives such as socioeconomic challenges and the difficult realities many young people face.Once completed, the documentary will be screened at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center and additional venues. The goal is for young viewers, families, and community members to see themselves reflected in the stories shared. The film will also highlight the importance of supportive interactions between youth and caring adults, artists, educators, and health professionals who help guide them toward a sense of capability, belonging, and possibility. Themes of mental health, nutrition, physical wellbeing, and community resilience will be woven throughout, supported by professionals from those fields. Topics such as drug use and generational lifestyle patterns will be addressed with honesty and care.The outcomes of the project reach beyond filmmaking. The documentary is intended to inspire civic engagement, community inclusion, and new educational opportunities. It has the potential to spark future curricula and long-term initiatives that continue to benefit youth for years to come.Stylistically, the film will carry the emotional tone of works like The Kite Runner, hopeful, reflective, and deeply human. Through its direction and music, the film will guide the audience on a journey where each young person begins with &ldquo;What&rsquo;s my name?&rdquo; and gradually reveals their identity, dreams, and potential.What makes this project especially compelling is its sense of place. It is rooted in Pueblo, Colorado, a community with a rich history of grit, cultural convergence, labor, industry, and artistic tradition. Pueblo&rsquo;s story is one of resilience and reinvention, making it an ideal setting for a film about youth discovering who they are and who they can become. While the challenges our community faces are similar to those of many American cities, the potential for meaningful change here is uniquely accessible&mdash;especially through the work of groups like the Creative Consortium of Pueblo and our local arts professionals who understand the deep connections between creativity, education, health, and community-building.The intention of this documentary is to help identities bloom. By giving young people space to be heard, seen, and supported, the film aims to spark new possibilities, creating ripples of hope, empowerment, and opportunity that can shape the quality of positive life outcomes for years to come.Please note: Friendly Harbor is the Creative Consortium&#39;s fiscal sponsor, so you will see Friendly Harbor listed as the recipient. This program has a separate account with the Friendly Harbor. Donations go directly to this account.&nbsp;

Hello <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting our cause. This donation greatly helps our mission. If you would like to contribute further to our cause, contact us to become a volunteer, or spread the word about our mission! ELISSA BALLelissaball@msn.com

🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟At the Creative Consortium of Pueblo, we know that change starts with people like you.We want our kids to thrive. We want to root out some of the seeds of Pueblo’s high crime rate.  We want Pueblo to be a healthy proud city that others want to visit. We have a program we believe will bring us closer to these goals.What Is My Name? an Arts-based Documentary Youth Empowerment Program is an identity development project focused on 3rd grade through 9th grade youth in Pueblo County, Colorado who are at high risk for suicide, substance use, criminal behavior, homelessness and more. This documentary will follow young people at key developmental stages, specifically 3rd through the 9th grade. The project begins with a simple but powerful question: “What’s my name?” This question opens the door into conversations about identity, hopes, and how these students imagine their future. Through thoughtful interviews, the film will highlight their voices, ideas, interests, and emerging sense of self.A core element of the documentary is art and creative expression. Students will collaborate with artists to visually storyboard their thoughts and experiences using a variety of artistic mediums. This process helps them explore who they are, build confidence, recognize their strengths, and see new possibilities within reach. The film will also acknowledge real factors that shape their lives such as socioeconomic challenges and the difficult realities many young people face.Once completed, the documentary will be screened at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center and additional venues. The goal is for young viewers, families, and community members to see themselves reflected in the stories shared. The film will also highlight the importance of supportive interactions between youth and caring adults, artists, educators, and health professionals who help guide them toward a sense of capability, belonging, and possibility. Themes of mental health, nutrition, physical wellbeing, and community resilience will be woven throughout, supported by professionals from those fields. Topics such as drug use and generational lifestyle patterns will be addressed with honesty and care.The outcomes of the project reach beyond filmmaking. The documentary is intended to inspire civic engagement, community inclusion, and new educational opportunities. It has the potential to spark future curricula and long-term initiatives that continue to benefit youth for years to come.Stylistically, the film will carry the emotional tone of works like The Kite Runner, hopeful, reflective, and deeply human. Through its direction and music, the film will guide the audience on a journey where each young person begins with “What’s my name?” and gradually reveals their identity, dreams, and potential.What makes this project especially compelling is its sense of place. It is rooted in Pueblo, Colorado, a community with a rich history of grit, cultural convergence, labor, industry, and artistic tradition. Pueblo’s story is one of resilience and reinvention, making it an ideal setting for a film about youth discovering who they are and who they can become. While the challenges our community faces are similar to those of many American cities, the potential for meaningful change here is uniquely accessible—especially through the work of groups like the Creative Consortium of Pueblo and our local arts professionals who understand the deep connections between creativity, education, health, and community-building.The intention of this documentary is to help identities bloom. By giving young people space to be heard, seen, and supported, the film aims to spark new possibilities, creating ripples of hope, empowerment, and opportunity that can shape the quality of positive life outcomes for years to come.Please note: Friendly Harbor is the Creative Consortium's fiscal sponsor, so you will see Friendly Harbor listed as the recipient. This program has a separate account with the Friendly Harbor. Donations go directly to this account.

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