$2,500 from Jordan River Commission for Three Creeks Confluence Intervention Series
Authored by Brian Tonetti
A grant to fund Three Creeks Confluence urban intervention series from the Jordan River Commission. Projects include a painted creek channel, chalkboard visioning panel, and wayfinding installation.
We are excited to announce $2,500 in grant funding from the Jordan River Commission. In partnership with Center for the Living City and ArtsBridge America, we are implementing three urban interventions. An urban intervention is a short-term low-cost installations to catalyze long-term change. Efforts will facilitate community input for the Three Creeks Confluence project.
Goals & Objectives
Engage 200 participants, including urban youth and underserved communities;
Develop three on-the-ground, visible projects (urban interventions) that work to beautify and restore pinpoint sites in the neighborhood;
Engage and educate the community in the visioning process of Three Creeks Confluence at the Jordan River, through an open and collaborative process;
Raise awareness for the daylighting project within the Three Creeks Confluence area and beyond; and
Clean-up garbage and remove invasive species in this area.
