This month the book club will discuss They Called Me Number One by Bev Sellars, about Sellars’ experiences in the Residential Canadian Indian School and her healing journey afterward. Be aware of traumatic topics, as well as courage.
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Calm Tides Affirmation Workshop
Join certified Meditation and Emotional Intelligence practitioner Indigo (Davis) Blue Mermaid to learn how to stay serene using breathing exercises and personalized affirmations.
This beautiful wellness event is free, but registration is required. RSVP for Indigo Davis’s workshop HERE!
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Patriot Palooza Resource Event
Face painting, a DJ, a car show, and more will keep the whole family entertained at this community resource fair focused on veterans, but open to all!
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Goodwill Community Career Fair
Get that job you’ve been looking for! Prepare your resume, dress for success, and meet hiring managers in person.
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Goodwill Community Resource Fair
Overcome your obstacles! Get direct access to all kinds of resources – for work, food, housing, health, and more – at Goodwill’s Community Resource Fair.
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District 6 Participatory Budgeting Meeting
Learn how you can get involved in participatory budgeting – residents helping the government decide how its money will be spent. Fill out the form and watch the videos on participatory budgeting HERE to get started!
Food will be provided – RSVP for childcare and interpretation.
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Last day to RSVP for Roots Camp Harambee
RSVP TODAY to let us know you’ll be at this years RSLA Harambee Celebration!
This end-of camp showcase features a live student performance, a showcase of their camp activities, an awards ceremony, and lunch – all to celebrate what they’ve accomplished together this summer. (Harambee is Swahili for “all pull together.”)
Schedule:
Live Student Performance 11:30 am-12:30 pm
Delicious Catered Lunch 12:30-1:50 pmRSVP by clicking the graphic below!
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Roots Camp Harambee!
Join us at the rollicking Harambee Celebration, where the students of Roots Academy share their talents and all they’ve learned! This end-of camp showcase features a live student performance, a showcase of their camp activities, an awards ceremony, and lunch – all to celebrate what they’ve accomplished together this summer. (Harambee is Swahili for “all pull together.”)
RSVP by July 19th to let us know if you can attend!
Schedule:
Live Student Performance 11:30 am-12:30 pm
Delicious Catered Lunch 12:30-1:50 pmParking:
You’ll find parking inside the First Unitarian Church lot at the corner of Carlisle and Comanche.You’ll also find parking by heading south on Carlisle and making the first right turn past the church (look for a sign that says Vanguard Behavioral Health.
RSVP by clicking the graphic below!
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Summer Block Party at Wilson Park and Pool
Free pool party from 1-4! Skate jam! Dancing! Don’t miss this family block party, hosted by Bernalillo County and One Albuquerque’s Summer of Nonviolence.
Take the Summer of Nonviolence Pledge HERE.
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The Children’s Apothecary
Free summer fun (and a little learning!) at Olive Tree Compounding Pharmacy in Rio Rancho. Kids will spend the morning as Compounding Pharmacists, and take home kid-friendly products they made themselves – flavored troches and healing hand cream.
Space is VERY limited, and you must REGISTER HERE by July 12!