Department for Youth Taipei City Government has innovatively launched the "Youth Vocational Diversity Workshop Trial Operation" project, providing a showcase platform for diverse youth workers. Utilizing the Department's space and leveraging weekend family crowds, youths practice and showcase handmade goods or services here. Recently, the event was hosted by Yen-Ling, a teacher from "Wild Little Flying Fish" focusing on environmental sustainability, leading parents and children in the "Butterfly Cuba" green DIY activity, creating a wonderful parent-child creation time and attracting many passersby to stop and watch.
Using common household food glass jars as materials, participants cut colored paper and used plant decorations to transform them into beautiful handmade accessories. This not only inspires children's awareness of environmental protection but also serves as an artistic creation experience.
The exhibition space provided by the Department for Youth has become an ideal practice ground for these diverse workers, enabling them to showcase their skills and collaboratively create beauty with community residents. (Photo / Taipei City Government Department for Youth)
In the community, many diverse workers are looking for ways to interact with the community. The exhibition space provided by the Department for Youth has become an ideal practice ground for these slash workers, enabling them to showcase their skills and collaboratively create beauty with community residents.
The "Youth Vocational Diversity Workshop Pilot Project," held on weekends from June 1st to June 30th, featured woodworking carts and green DIY activities, aiming to test the vibrancy and attractiveness of the Department for Youth venue. During these trial operations, it was observed that the Department's venue attracted a large crowd on weekends, providing participating youths with rich trial and exposure opportunities.
The Department for Youth plans to expand the scale of future activities, recruiting more diverse youth workers to utilize their varied skills in promoting urban issues and brand management. (Photo / Taipei City Government Department for Youth)
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The Department for Youth plans to expand the scale of future activities, recruiting more diverse youth workers to utilize their varied skills in promoting urban issues and brand management. This experimental project not only provides a showcase and practice platform for diverse youth workers but also brings rich experiential activities to citizens, jointly promoting environmental protection and community collaboration.
