We received this message from the Santa Fe Arts & Culture Portal, which is planning its official launch on October 26th. They are looking for contributors to the youth section:
"The Santa Fe Arts & Culture Portal is just about ready and we are issuing the call for content contributions from Santa Fe's creative. My name is Giuseppe Quinn and I am the Youth Liaison for the Portal's Youth sub-site and I seek ongoing and one time contributions from, for or about the youth of Santa Fe. I am also seeking content and alliances with those already serving the Santa Fe youth community and offer a concentrated local, national and international audience.
"Any topics will be considered. The main criteria will be appropriateness to the WWW and community and that it be for Santa Fe's youth. Youth will mean different things to different people, but I will consider anything submitted, if it addresses Santa Fe's youth somehow, regardless the age of the contributor. I am building what will be called SFYouthView, like the Baker Street Irregulars contributing content from every aspect of the World or Santa Fe Experience for its youth. Music, arts, events, etc. planned, reviewed and documented. Photographers, poets, filmmakers, monologists all welcome to add their flavor to the youth section, which will be its own sub-site within the larger Santa Fe Arts & Culture Portal.
"This section will be for the youth audience and as much as is possible by youth, depending on contributions of content. Please spread the word to any young or youth oriented artists, writers, poets, filmmakers, videographers, painters, musicians, journalists, critics, humorists, cartoonists, contortionists, web designers, animators, etc. to contact me at zoom@redquyn.com with any questions, suggestions, contacts or candidates.
"The Santa Fe Art & Culture Portal is a project of New Mexico CultureNet in partnership with the City of Santa Fe Economic Development Division. Additional support provided by: New Mexico Economic Development Department and McCune Charitable Foundation."
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