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PechaKucha St Louis for Haiti [ Learn more ]
Donate to the PechaKucha for Haiti Fund. All proceeds go directly to Architecture for Humanity 501(c) and will be used solely to build buildings. Design work has already been paid for by donations.
Suggested donation is US$20, but any amount small or large is really appreciated.
thanks to David Stone ($20.00)
raised so far…
$1,220.00
from this city
$68,022.81
from all cities and presentations
Pecha Kucha STL represents our opportunity to refocus public dialogue onto what makes this city great: the personalities, the creative thinkers, the musicians, the urban fabric, the rich cultural heritage, the innovators and entrepreneurs right in our midst.
How to submit your presentation idea:
Submit your idea using the form on this page. Write a short, 1-2 paragraph description of what you want to present. It is also helpful (optional) to include links to images, other sites or information.
We aim to enlist presenters from all over the region, all walks of life, all creative media encouraged! Venues will rotate to help spotlight the region’s incredible neighborhoods, support local entrepreneurs and share their stories. We only ask that you not use this format to directly sell your business or services, but focus on creativity and big ideas.
For a reference, check the posted PK presentations from across the globe: http://www.pecha-kucha.org/presentations/
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Our last event was on the 20th Feb. 2010.Thank you for coming to the event !!
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PKN Wagga Wagga Vol. 1 Tonight
18 March 2010
PechaKucha Night in Wagga Wagga Vol. 1 is happening tonight (March 18) at the Museum of the Riverina’s Historic Council Chambers. You’ll find lots more details on the official event po… -
Katherine Darnstadt
18 March 2010
We were very happy to see some PechaKucha love shown on the Architecture for Humanity Chicago website, first with the appearance of Katherine Darnstadt’s presentation “Design Like You …
