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Please share. We hope to reach as many people as we can. Thank you. The 10th Annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival: A Celebration of Native American Art, Music and Cultures, features live music, Native American craft vendors, history presentations, Children's Activities and more. This event appeals to people of all ages and backgrounds. The festival will be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. For information about presenters, vendors and more visit www.nolumbekaproject.org/events/ Pictures of past events can be found a www.facebook.com/nolumbekaprojectdetails at www.nolumbekaproject.org/events/

Re-Reading Is Inefficient. Here Are 8 Tips for Studying Smarter. The memory researcher’s guide to studying.

“Write a Sentence as Clean as a Bone” and Other Advice From James Baldwin You can never go wrong listening to this guy.

Workshops The Outdoor Learning Virtual Workshop Seasonal Series We are excited to offer this series in partnership with Take Me Outside and our Outdoor Learning Partners! Registration is FREE and there will be plenty of draw prizes for attendees! All registrants will receive a discount code to access outdoor....

JOIN TEACH AAPI FOR A VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP TO THE SMITHSONIAN When do people give gifts? Why do people give gifts? How do you feel when you give or receive a gift? What do gifts look like in cultures across Asia? Students will explore gifts exchanged for holidays, religious customs, and other rituals with example objects from countries such as China, Japan, In...

All Community Read Workshop: December 8 Facing History & Ourselves’ 2022-23 All Community Read will be a collective journey of transformation supported by an educator workshop and author event. We will engage in conversation around the young adult and adult versions of Judith Heumann’s memoirs.

In our most recent study, The Ripple Effect, our team discovered four key takeaways. We will be sharing these with you over the next few weeks.

The reality is children’s mental health and well-being continue to impact parents’ work and influence their job decisions, underscoring the realities employers across the nation face as they balance employee well-being and corporate success.

Disruptions due to children's mental health can reportedly lead to the inability to handle job stress, focus on work goals, take pleasure in work, and more. Yet only a small percentage of working parents—those who perhaps feel a sense of safety in their job—feel comfortable expressing concerns about their child’s mental health at work.

Our study combined in-depth online discussion with 49 working parents and a national survey with another 1,975 parents in the workforce.

As you can see in Key Takeaway #1, parents and caregivers see their child's mental health on a continuum. Not only do they need workplace support when their child is in crisis, but they need support and resources across the continuum.

Read more about our study, the findings, and the continuum of care as discussed in Key Takeaway #1 by going to The Ripple Effect study: https://bit.ly/3tb4Tua

IDA 2022 Screening Series | LET THE LITTLE LIGHT SHINE | Q&A Panel The International Documentary Association (IDA)'s annual screening series is a curated collection of the most acclaimed documentary films of the year. We bri...