Tree planting event with Pied Magazine and Bavubuka Foundation

Pied Magazine is an Online Eco - Magazine that brings you the Insight of the ongoings on your environment. www.piedmagazine.com

Our Goal is to over see a toxic free environment. And we are a platform of creating advocacy about new technology to conserve the environment, sharing ideas and views of the people in the field of global warming and climate change and learning to the indigenous communities as well as organizations among others.

The Bavubuka Foundation is a nonprofit organization that believes connecting youth with music and the arts can transform lives and unify diverse communities.

We are dedicated to creating spaces and educational programs that nurture and empower a new generation of young leaders, in Uganda and all of Africa, who will use their voices to communicate positive messages and affect positive change in their communities and the world. www.bavubuka.org

Tree planting programme on 4^th 12.2010. From 11:30 to 12:30 at Bavubuka Foundation Opposite Hotel Calendar, Makyindye, Kampala, Uganda

Theme: The role of Emcees and Artist as ambassadors to Climate Change.

At 11:30. Grace Atuhaire the Pied Magazine welcomed the members at the foundation for honoring the event and highlighted the meaning to Climate change inviting the President of the foundation to talk about the Role of Encees and Artist as ambassadors of climate change

Sylas B. Babaluku urged the Emcees to be lead examples in the Climate change awareness through their music and paintings among others

This was followed by a cleaning up session where all members present picked all the plastics that were around the community house to the Rubbish pit and tree planting session.

Emcees like Burney who is the Ugandan coordinator of End of the Week emcee challenge, Cyno, VMP did grace the event. Photographer/Blogger Gilbert, The break Dance crew of Jericho Break dancers were represented by Aaron and Videographer/Visual artist Blaze also participated at the event. We too had the Youngest Uganda’s Hip Hop crew; the Ship crew at the event.

Most emcees did leave the function with a tree to plant in their homes and other communities to also be part of the Climate change Awareness. (These photos will be uploaded soon)

By 12:30, Bavubuka foundation and Pied magazine expressed a big thank you to United for Change among other Climate change advocates and look forward to partnering with you to make an artistic song album for advocacy.

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