• Home
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Our Board
    • Youth Leaders
    • Founders and Key Leaders
    • Partners and Funders
    • Former GUB Team Members
  • Our Impact
  • Services
    • Training
    • Speaking Engagements
  • Get Involved
    • Subscribe
    • Internships and Volunteers
    • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Impact Reports and Newsletters
    • Project List and Reports
    • Boulder's Child- and Teen- Friendly City Maps >
      • About the Map
      • Child-Friendly City Map
      • Teen-Friendly City Map
      • Sponsor Boulder's Child-Friendly City Map
    • Picture Books for Social Justice
    • Digital Tutorials for Youth
    • Media by GUB Team
    • Healing Resources
  • News
    • Press
    • GUB Blog
  • Donate
GROWING UP BOULDER
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Our Board
    • Youth Leaders
    • Founders and Key Leaders
    • Partners and Funders
    • Former GUB Team Members
  • Our Impact
  • Services
    • Training
    • Speaking Engagements
  • Get Involved
    • Subscribe
    • Internships and Volunteers
    • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Impact Reports and Newsletters
    • Project List and Reports
    • Boulder's Child- and Teen- Friendly City Maps >
      • About the Map
      • Child-Friendly City Map
      • Teen-Friendly City Map
      • Sponsor Boulder's Child-Friendly City Map
    • Picture Books for Social Justice
    • Digital Tutorials for Youth
    • Media by GUB Team
    • Healing Resources
  • News
    • Press
    • GUB Blog
  • Donate

The Vacant Lot Dump

"Rebuilding opportunity one scrap at a time." 
Picture
On a chilly Saturday morning on October 27th, 2012, students from 5 area schools, the University of Colorado's Environmental Design and Environmental Studies Programs, community members and parents came together to make recycled art on a vacant lot at Pearl and 21st.  Teams worked together to create a diversity of pieces to be displayed at the Riverside on Broadway.  Organized by the ScrapSisters, the event helped build community, promote art, and was just plain fun!  Participating students came from Whittier Elementary School, Casey Middle School, Boulder High School, Mackintosh Academy, and Shining Mountain Waldorf School.
For more photos from the day's work, please see this slideshow.
*Growing Up Boulder (GUB) is Boulder's child-friendly city initiative. A formal partnership between the City of Boulder, Boulder Valley School District, and the University of Colorado, GUB became a nonprofit in spring 2021 under the fiscal sponsorship of the Colorado Nonprofit Development Center (CNDC). Since 2009, GUB has worked with over 7,500 children and youth on more than 100 projects.

    Growing Up Boulder Newsletter

Subscribe to GUB Newsletter
Picture
Contact Us
© COPYRIGHT 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Our Board
    • Youth Leaders
    • Founders and Key Leaders
    • Partners and Funders
    • Former GUB Team Members
  • Our Impact
  • Services
    • Training
    • Speaking Engagements
  • Get Involved
    • Subscribe
    • Internships and Volunteers
    • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Impact Reports and Newsletters
    • Project List and Reports
    • Boulder's Child- and Teen- Friendly City Maps >
      • About the Map
      • Child-Friendly City Map
      • Teen-Friendly City Map
      • Sponsor Boulder's Child-Friendly City Map
    • Picture Books for Social Justice
    • Digital Tutorials for Youth
    • Media by GUB Team
    • Healing Resources
  • News
    • Press
    • GUB Blog
  • Donate