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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
Fall
River agency representatives and two City Councilors gathered on May 7,
2009 at the Father Diaferio Housing Development community room to review
the Peace
By Piece Summit held on March 28 at Bristol Community College.
The meeting was hosted by the Violence Prevention Task Force, a
committee of the
United Neighbors Community Partnership. The group evaluated various
aspects of the Summit and then began formulating additional events to be
held over the coming months to continue the benefits of the conference.
Ideas included tying a Peace Walk and
Hoop Fest
scheduled for June 24th, the
Summer
Kick-off, the August
National
Night Out,
Arts
Around the Block in September and other events together to
reinforce the message of the Summit. Additional meetings over the
summer will expand on these ideas, and and anyone with an interest is
welcome to attend.
Click here for photos of the original Summit announcement. For more information about
the project, contact
United Neighbors
director Jenny Diblasi at
508-324-7900 or
Youth Services
coordinator
Christian McCloskey
at 508-324-2419. |
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(Top row, left) United Neighbors director Jenny Diblasi and Family Support Advocate Ana Aubut of United Neighbors wait for the start of the meeting in the Community Room as City Councilor Cathy Ann Viveiros and Peaceful Coalition advisor Tom Khoury come in. (Top row, center) Jenny, Cathy Ann, Ana, Dawn Nardi and Fall River Youth Services coordinator Christian McCloskey review pictures from the Summit. (Top row, right) Fall River City Councilor Steve Camara gives his view of what made the Summit successful. (Middle row, left and right) Jenny Diblasi records ideas and solicits further suggestions as Ana and Christian listen. (Bottom row) Tom Khoury wraps up the meeting by detailing some of the events that will be occurring over the summer that tie directly into the theme of the Summit. |
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