Youth Organizing Leadership Summer Practicum 2022
This four week paid opportunity is for people in Baltimore ages 18-25 to learn about drug policy and harm reduction and practice community organizing skills.
What to expect:
Please apply by July 22nd!
- Starts in August 2022
- Pay is $14/hr and 16 hours a week
- There are 4 available slots
What to expect:
- Training/educational material and community outreach
- Indoors, outdoors and virtual
- COVID safety protocols will be enforced for all indoor activities
Please apply by July 22nd!
Family Summer Institute 2022
This is a FREE workshop series is for families and interested school staff. We are creating space for families to get information, connections and support to build engaged school communities. These free workshops are being sponsored by Teachers' Democracy Project, PCAB, Baltimore Gift Economy, Child First and Communities United.
Please register in advance so we can be sure to have enough food, childcare and transportation for anyone who needs it. Sign up for any that interest you.
Why don’t they show up? Organizing 101
Thursday, July 28, 6-7:30 (virtual)
It can be hard to build a solid PTO or other parent group. This workshop is for parents or any other school staff who want to learn the basics of organizing and think through ideas for how to build an organized parent group.
Technology Training for Families
Thursday, August 4th 4-5pm
Fort Worthington Elementary Middle School, 2710 E Hoffman St, Baltimore, MD 21213
Educator and parent, Chris Patterson will lead a workshop for families who would like to understand the apps and programs that their students use in their learning.
Creating a Structure and Strategy for your Parent Group
Monday, August 8, 5:30-7pm
St. Edward Roman Catholic Church, 901 Poplar Grove St. Baltimore, MD 21216
This workshop will be led by PCAB and Teachers’ Democracy Project.
It is for parent groups that want to create more structure for their work and create meaningful goals and strategies.
Organizing Diverse Families
Thursday, Aug. 18, 6pm-8pm
Patterson Park Public Charter School, 27 N Lakewood Ave, Baltimore, MD 21224
Food provided with corresponding take home STEM activities for kids who need childcare
Many schools have an organized parent group that does not represent the whole school community. This will be a discussion on what has worked to organize and engage a diverse group of families.
Healing Through Connection
Tuesday Aug. 23, 6pm-8pm
Arlington Elementary School, 3705 W Rogers Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215
Heart to Heart and Baltimore Gift Economy will collaborate to lead a workshop to encourage the practice of wellness and stress management through empathic listening and simple acts of connecting to nature.
All workshops are free and provide food, childcare and transportation
Please register in advance
For more information email rebecca@tdpbaltimore.org
Call or text Rebecca at 410-340-8809
Please register in advance so we can be sure to have enough food, childcare and transportation for anyone who needs it. Sign up for any that interest you.
Why don’t they show up? Organizing 101
Thursday, July 28, 6-7:30 (virtual)
It can be hard to build a solid PTO or other parent group. This workshop is for parents or any other school staff who want to learn the basics of organizing and think through ideas for how to build an organized parent group.
Technology Training for Families
Thursday, August 4th 4-5pm
Fort Worthington Elementary Middle School, 2710 E Hoffman St, Baltimore, MD 21213
Educator and parent, Chris Patterson will lead a workshop for families who would like to understand the apps and programs that their students use in their learning.
Creating a Structure and Strategy for your Parent Group
Monday, August 8, 5:30-7pm
St. Edward Roman Catholic Church, 901 Poplar Grove St. Baltimore, MD 21216
This workshop will be led by PCAB and Teachers’ Democracy Project.
It is for parent groups that want to create more structure for their work and create meaningful goals and strategies.
Organizing Diverse Families
Thursday, Aug. 18, 6pm-8pm
Patterson Park Public Charter School, 27 N Lakewood Ave, Baltimore, MD 21224
Food provided with corresponding take home STEM activities for kids who need childcare
Many schools have an organized parent group that does not represent the whole school community. This will be a discussion on what has worked to organize and engage a diverse group of families.
Healing Through Connection
Tuesday Aug. 23, 6pm-8pm
Arlington Elementary School, 3705 W Rogers Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215
Heart to Heart and Baltimore Gift Economy will collaborate to lead a workshop to encourage the practice of wellness and stress management through empathic listening and simple acts of connecting to nature.
All workshops are free and provide food, childcare and transportation
Please register in advance
For more information email rebecca@tdpbaltimore.org
Call or text Rebecca at 410-340-8809
