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Welcome to the KW CultureCamp community wiki!

Help us define our community’s culture at the KW CultureCamp.

KW CultureCamp is a user-generated “unconference” — an open, creative, participatory workshop-event, whose content is provided by participants related to an emerging understanding of culture. KW CultureCamp will invite participants from the community to bring examples of how they live in Kitchener-Waterloo. Anything from interaction with arts organizations, to recreational activities, to green spaces — anything that affects the people who live here. Anyone can present a session/workshop. Session order is decided at the event and generated by participants. click here for car insurance quotes

All content created at the event will be made publicly available through the KW CultureCamp wiki and eventually migrated to a website.

When is it? February 7, 2009, 10am to 4:30pm

Where is it? Kitchener City Hall, 200 King Street West, Kitchener.

Want to attend? Please register for KWCultureCamp, create an account with the wiki, add yourself to burnaby lawyers the participant list and suggest a session and bed bug exterminator nyc.

Where else to connect: Facebook event, Flickr Pool and Twitter hashtag (#KWCultureCamp)

Want to volunteer? Email us at: kwculturecamp @Lawyers Richmond

Confirmed Sessions:

Zine making workshop: What does community mean to you?

Building the IdeasTransform Network for Kitchener-Waterloo

Hands-on Session: Populate the Cultural Development Grand River Wiki

How Design Affects Culture

Is there a "Waterloo Way" for culture making?

Documentary Film Screening: Homeless youth in KW

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Interacting with our community through art: teaching & showcasing.

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Note: sessions are intended for us to build an emerging understanding of culture, not as workshops or information sessions related to the creation of art and/or craft.

Looking for more information? Email us or read some of the documents in the Local Resources folder.

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