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One World Week 2011 - Central Events and Central Action ‘Consume With Care’:

How are we connected to the world around us? How do our links - through people, food, money, technology and ideas – affect us, the world we live in and people in the Global South? Are young people active citizens or just consumers who buy first and think later? This year’s One World Week central action ‘Consume with Care’ looks at how we as consumers, have ‘purchasing power’ in what we buy and how we spend our money. Changing our spending habits can positively benefit people, places and production locally and globally. 

Meet other youth groups who are taking part in One World Week during two national events to showcase your work for One World Week. Each event will have a showcase from youth groups, a guest speaker and workshops.

  • Cork - Saturday 12 November from 2.00-4.30pm, Camden Palace, Camden Quay, Cork City. To register to attend, contact Alan.
  • Dublin - Saturday 19 November from 11am - 3pm, Irish Aid Volunteering and Information centre, O'Connell Street, Dublin 1. To register to attend, contact Johnny.

You can take part by attending one of the national events above, organising a local event in your community - or both! For further information please see: http://www.youthdeved.ie/oneworldweek

 

 

Youth arts can broadly be defined as young people taking part voluntarily in creative, cultural or expressive activity outside of the formal education process. It can encompass participation and appreciation, as well as engagement with arts work specifically created by, with or for young people.

Art in Their Lives, A Policy on Young People and the Arts. National Youth Council of Ireland (2003-2007)

"Where words fail, music speaks"
- Hans Christian Anderson