The public is invited to inaugurate this state-of-the-art building at a "Partners in Community, Partners for the Future" ribbon-cutting and open house. Visitors can tour the campus, meet Aveson students and their families, and hear remarks from Aveson Executive Director Kate Bean, Altadena Town Council representatives Judy Mathews and Damon Hobdy and AGLA students.
Visitors also can visit Aveson’s Global Village to learn more about its social leadership and healthy living focus and participate in demonstrations offered by several Aveson community partners.
Demonstrations include healthy snacks for kids by Joseph Shuldiner, founder/director of the Altadena Farmer’s Market and Institute for Domestic Technology, recycling and zero waste activities by Grades of Green, plus water conservation and watershed protection demonstrations and information on summer language and cultural exchange programs. The Righteous Conversations Project, a program dedicated to facilitating dialogue and conversation between Holocaust survivors and teens, will be on hand to showcase students’ work.
More at: http://www.aveson.org/news/articles/2013/11/agla-ribbon-cutting-november-16th-200-pm
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