Earlier this month we were fortunate to host our March Network meeting at the Community Art Center (CAC) where the CAC team provided an immersive and transformative experience for our network members. We explored how art can nurture the well-being of those in the space while creating an environment that fosters strengthening our connections. After an overview of the history of the CAC, its community impact, and current offerings (Thanks Jada and Erin!), attendees had the opportunity to create an original art piece featuring one word to capture their feeling in the current moment. Check out the cool collage of all the pieces below! Attendees were also able to engage with the CAC’s brand-new podcast studio. The thought-provoking prompt, "What message would you give to your younger self?" encouraged vulnerability and deep reflection. Many participants recorded their heartfelt responses and entered a recording studio for the first time, creating powerful and personal moments that truly showcased the spirit of connection and self-growth. Check out the recording below which includes visuals added by the Community Art Center. Finally, a brief tour of the facility highlighted the many offerings at the Community Art Center. Thank you to the CAC and their outstanding team! In case you missed it, check out the community announcements from the meeting. Also, if you have program flyers you would like us to share, please let us know! Community AnnouncementsCarole Urbano - MIT Museum
The next Teen Science Cafe is happening on Saturday, March 22nd from 3-5pm. Teens are invited to hear from an MIT researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of AI and transportation, and participate in hands-on activities involving engineering and science. Registration required. Jordan Harvey - Tutoring Plus Tutoring Plus is hosting a CRLS Alumni Panel on Tuesday, April 29th. CRLS Alums are invited to join the panel. Reach out to Jordan for more information, [email protected] Sarah Lincoln - Cambridge Public Health Department Looking for one program to host a 45 minute focus group with their youth (ages 12-16). The topic is Physical Activity to help CPHD better understand the challenges and opportunities for improving physical activity in Cambridge. Each youth will receive a $25 gift card for participating. Contact Sarah if interested: [email protected], 617-468-8695 Demi Akins - Inclusion Initiative The Inclusion Initiative is hiring for an part-time Inclusion Facilitator to provide direct support in adapting and modifying programs to meet the needs of a specific child or children enrolled in a DHSP After-School Programs. To learn more or apply, click here.
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