In recognition of President Obama’s call for the nation’s first official September 11 Day of Service and Remembrance, thousands of service projects will take place across the nation to remember the victims of 9/11 and engage more Americans in community service. Get involved!
Design an exhibition for the classroom of the future
For the past year Architecture for Humanity has run an international design competition to design and build sustainable, green classrooms of the future. Over 400 design teams partnered with schools in more than 65 countries and this fall we hope to assemble a book and exhibition of winning and selected entries. Starting in late August the exhibition will travel around the United States as well as Denmark, Japan, Italy and Singapore. For more information email challenge@architectureforhumanity.org
Join Up2Us in Washington, D.C. to help build a community soccer field
Students will join community volunteers and staff from the Corporation for National Service, Up2Us, the leading national coalition focused on youth sports and positive youth development, and DC Scores, a local urban soccer league, in a field reclamation project that will turn unusable space in Northeast D.C. into a new soccer field for school and community use on Friday, September 11, from 4 to 6pm. For more information, visit www.Up2Us.org.
To find a local project in your area, please visit www.Serve.gov.
