🌟 &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

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 and the Friendly Harbor Community Center, we know that change starts with people like you.We want our kids to thrive.   We want our disabled parents to live life to their fullest and be the parents their kids need. 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 Youth and Adult Empowerment Program is an identity development project focused on two at-risk populations in Pueblo, Colorado. These two groups are 1) our 10-18 year old youth  and 2) our adult parents with mental health and substance use disorders. Both are at high risk for suicide, substance use, criminal behavior, homelessness and more. Ask elissaball@msn.com to See Data Summary for details documenting need of these two groups.We will engage 100 youth and 50 adult parents in separate weekly small group explorations of their own life experiences and ancestral backgrounds, and how this shapes their identity, sense of belonging, and resilience.  Using the expressive and healing power of art to help at-risk youth and adults will find their voice, develop a sense of belonging, gain confidence and mastery of creative and technical skills, and replace isolation and/or destructive belonging such as gang affiliation or drug-using lifestyles with constructive belonging.  Such constructive belonging involves development of group cohesion, an artistic community, and a larger community connection. Participants will produce a documentary film of their one year experience, culminating in a public screening and community dialogue event at the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center theater in Pueblo. Participants will showcase their creative work and lead conversations about equity, belonging, and shared humanity to facilitate the larger community connection.  Through the arts, we aim to amplify voices too often overlooked, foster intergenerational dialogue, and inspire civic pride.Airing the film on YouTube and other public outlets will broaden community recognition of the power of art. Wide viewing of the film will result in a positive sense of identity and pride in Pueblo beyond those included in this project.The Activities:Participants will:<ul><li>Work as co-researchers, interviewers, and storytellers, documenting their own lived experiences</li><li>Explore their families’ cultural backgrounds, ancestral history, and migration stories</li><li>Participate in facilitated group exploration of identity, belonging, and resilience</li><li>Collaborate with professional filmmakers and artists with teaching experience</li><li>Participate in camera work, editing, and media production</li><li>Transform personal narratives into collaborative artworks, including:<ul><li>Film</li><li>Painting and drawing</li><li>Photography</li><li>Music and sound design</li><li>Theater and spoken word</li><li>Dance and movement storytelling</li></ul></li></ul> Participants will work with the Askkanwii Filmmaking team and local artists on weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday).  In addition, participants will work with local artists during the week. By recording, interpreting, and transforming their stories into creative works, participants will explore their values, interests, personal identities, and goals while connecting to the collective memory and resilience of their community.Working closely with group facilitators, teaching artists, and their peers, they will cultivate healthy, supportive relationships and social networks with trusted adults and peers.  This year-long process will help them develop a sense of agency and purpose.As a potential additional benefit, their exploration of their cultural backgrounds and interviews of family members, and the production of the final film will strengthen their family bonds.  The film and associated discussions can deepen parental understanding and support.The program will engage adults and children in separate groups to ensure emotional safety, targeted support, and peer-group cohesion, while providing optional intergenerational moments to encourage community connection. Participants will participate in the following workshops:Core Learning Tracks<table><tbody><tr><td>Learning Workshops</td><td>Skills &amp; Outcomes</td></tr><tr><td>Film &amp; Storytelling</td><td>Storyboarding, scriptwriting, camera work, editing, acting, drone usage, live streaming</td></tr><tr><td>Arts </td><td>Visual arts, upcycled textile design, photography, culinary arts</td></tr><tr><td>Culture &amp; Heritage </td><td>Music, dance, oral history, poetry, traditional arts</td></tr><tr><td>Health &amp; Wellness </td><td>Identity, resilience, mental health, trauma-informed dialogue</td></tr><tr><td>Technology &amp; AI </td><td>Digital storytelling, media technology, emerging AI tools</td></tr><tr><td>Business &amp; Entrepreneurship</td><td>Financial literacy, branding, marketing, career planning</td></tr></tbody></table> Participants will:<ul><li>Develop a stronger identity and sense of purpose</li><li>Gain mastery over new creative, technological, and storytelling skills</li><li>Experience belonging through collaborative creative production</li><li>Build emotional resilience through wellness conversations</li><li>Strengthen intergenerational and cross-cultural understanding</li></ul> In addition:<ul><li>The documentary film series will bring attention to these two underrepresented populations, such that our current city government re-thinks their approach to these groups.  Rather than just focusing on more police, uprooting the unhoused, and cutting funds to the non-profits which provide resources to these at-risk groups, the city government invests in interventions aimed at the underlying causes of the city’s problems.</li></ul>The project addresses community needs by providing sustained engagement, not one-time workshops.As previously noted, the project culminates in Public Film Screening &amp; Community Dialogue in the Sangre de Cristo Arts &amp; Conference Center theater in Pueblo, Colorado.  Participants will lead conversations about:<ul><li>Belonging</li><li>Shared humanity</li><li>What change they want to see in Pueblo</li></ul>Multiple screenings in Pueblo will provide repeated opportunities for dialogue among diverse community residents.Films will also have statewide visibility being distributed via:<ul><li>YouTube</li><li>Community partners’ public platforms</li><li>The Colorado Community Cultural Festival (Pueblo edition)</li><li>The Colorado Diasporic Film Festival 2026</li><li>Various Film Festivals</li></ul>Wide viewing will build community pride and encourage a positive identity for Pueblo youth and adults. Note 1: This program is a collaboration between The Creative Consortium of Pueblo, the Friendly Harbor Community Center, and the Askkanwii Filmmaking Hub Incubator in Denver. For more information about these organizations, Ask elissaball@msn.com to See Information about Primary Partnering Organizations.Note 2: If granted a Caring for Colorado grant that includes the adult population, only adults who are parents or care-givers of children aged 9-25.  Workshops will include evidence-based material about the particular developmental issues of this age group.  Emphasis will be placed on parental challenges and needed skills during these years. How you can help power our mission:<ol><li>Donate: Every dollar counts. Contribute now to help us reach our goal.</li><li>Share: Share our campaign with your friends, family, and on social media. Your advocacy can amplify our impact.</li><li>Volunteer: Your time and skills can make an impact too.</li></ol>Cost of project: at least $200,00.Thank you for supporting our mission, your support is invaluable.

What's My Name? an Arts-based Youth and Adult Empowerment Program

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   - **Mission**: Friendly Harbor is dedicated to providing support and resources to individuals experiencing homelessness in Pueblo, Colorado. Their mission focuses on creating a welcoming environment where individuals can access essential services and find pathways to stability and self-sufficiency.
   - **Cause**: The organization aims to address the root causes of homelessness by offering not just immediate relief but also long-term solutions that empower individuals to regain their independence.

2. **Type of Activities**:
   - **Community Programs**: Friendly Harbor engages in various community outreach programs aimed at providing food, shelter, and essential services to homeless individuals.
   - **Support Services**: They offer case management, job training, and mental health resources to help individuals transition out of homelessness.
   - **Events**: The organization may host community events and fundraising activities to raise awareness and support for their cause, although specific events were not detailed on the website.

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