For Youth and Young Adults
Ages 14 – 21

Thursday, March 21, 3:00 – 6:00 p.m.
at A Spice of Life
5706 Arapahoe Ave.
Boulder, CO 80303

Be Ready!
• Bring your Resume
• Apply for a Job
• Bring your Social Security #
• Bring your Desire to Work!

Brought to you by Workforce Boulder County, the Colorado Division of
Vocational Rehabilitation, the Governor’s Summer Job Hunt,
and the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

Professional Attire Recommended

Questions?____________
Workforce Boulder County
2520 55th St., Suite 100
Boulder, CO 80301
Phone: 303.301.2900
www.wfbc.org

February 22: Join PBJ this Friday as we particpate in an event hosted by The Studio Project at BMoCA (Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art). The event will begin at 7 pm and will include discussions, activities, food and a film screening. PBJ will be providing Dating Bingo!

The current installation, Museum of Broken Relationships, is incredibly relevent for TDV Awareness Month.

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Art Lounge #3: Love on the Reel
Friday, February 22, 7-9pm
Free

Created by and for junior high and high school aged youth, Love on the Reel will feature films by local teens and art-making based on healthy relationships and sexual awareness. Meet a local filmmaker and take part in Teen Open Wall, a pop-up exhibition/art exchange. Created by BMoCA’s Studio Project in collaboration with S.H.A.P.E.

Sponsored by The City of Boulder Youth Opportunities Program, The Georgie Fund at The Community Foundation, and the Luff Family Fund.
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See you then!

5:00pm – Saturday, February 23rd

Out Boulder’s BOLD Youth Program, in collaboration with Bent Lens Cinema, proudly presents the premiere of the youth films made during BOLD’s Fall 2012 Director’s Journey Youth Filmmaking Project! This year we have a wide variety of wildy creative youth films! Please join us as a community for this very special evening! This portion of the evening is FREE and open to all!

Bent Lens

**some content may be inappropriate for folks 12 & under. contact B. for more info: bmann@outboulder.org / t: 720 248 8183

from BMoCA…

MUSEUM OF BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS

February 14 – May 26, 2013 Please join us for the opening reception on February 14, 2013 –  Valentine’s Day.

In a throwaway consumer society, where everything is disposable, upgradable, and replaceable, items that remind us of past relationships rank particularly low on our personal value scale. The common response or advice for dealing with a breakup is to dispose of everything that reminds us of the other person and to get over him or her as quickly as possible, with the fact that the relationship did not last taken as self-evidence that this was not “the right one.” But as more and more people experience several significant relationships during their lifetime, with second and third marriages becoming increasingly common, we begin to acknowledge that our expectations and needs change as much as we do as we live longer, more educated, and self-determined lives. Simultaneously, the notion that the person we spent part of our life with was just “the wrong one” and should be erased from our memory becomes less plausible.

So what to do with the formerly cherished objects that carried so much personal meaning and emotions when the relationship is over? 

Below is some information we just received from our friend b. mann at BOLD.  This sounds like a really great project to be a part of!

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Brought to you by Out Boulder in collaboration with Boulder High School:

LGBTQ & Allies:

Talking Circle & Art Project for Teens

• Talking circles: express yourself in a safe space. We will be
discussing bullying issues in BVSD and beyond!
• Collaborate and Create a Zine (a DIY magazine): Bring talking circles
into action using art, writing, and creativity! Help create a youthdriven
guide to anti-bullying!
• Project will meet Saturdays, February 16-March 16, 12-4 at the
Out Boulder Pride House, 2132 14th St. Snacks will be provided.

Questions? bmann@outboulder.org 720 248 8183
Open to High-school aged students, LGBTQ and Allied.

Be the Change.