Community Calendar

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

Norwood Park & Rec District invite you to another installment of "SNL: Saturday Night @ the Livery"—Norwood's sporadic speakers series—at 7pm on August 2nd, featuring Eric Brantingham with his presentation: "A Strange Way Across: My Solo Trans-Continental Bike Ride." In 119 days he rode from Portland, Oregon, to Prince Edward Island, Canada, pedaling over 6200 miles, climbing 200,000 feet of elevation, swimming in 5 Great Lakes, and replacing 3 tires. Plus there will be an exhibit of all his gear for the equipment-curious. Eric's favorite snacks and beverages from the road will be provided! $5 at the door.

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

Join us for a 5-part engaging workshop series a collaboration between TLC and CHC

Part 1 - You and Government
Part 2 - Individual Constitutional Rights
Part 3 - Environment and Public Lands
Part 4 - Federal Funding and Local Impacts
Part 5 - Community Resilience

Childcare Provided
Spanish Translation Provided
All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive collaboration

n this week-long workshop, teens will learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking while exploring the stories that matter most to them and their communities. From storyboarding to editing, students will create their own short films, culminating in a community screening that celebrates local voices and youth perspectives.

Skills Learned
Story development and storyboarding – turning ideas into structured visual narratives
Camera operation and visual composition – learning how to shoot compelling footage
Interviewing techniques – crafting and conducting meaningful on-camera interviews
Editing fundamentals – using accessible tools to shape raw footage into a polished film
Understanding film set roles – learning the various roles on a set and how they collaborate
Teamwork and collaboration – working together to bring a film from concept through to premiere

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

n this week-long workshop, teens will learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking while exploring the stories that matter most to them and their communities. From storyboarding to editing, students will create their own short films, culminating in a community screening that celebrates local voices and youth perspectives.

Skills Learned
Story development and storyboarding – turning ideas into structured visual narratives
Camera operation and visual composition – learning how to shoot compelling footage
Interviewing techniques – crafting and conducting meaningful on-camera interviews
Editing fundamentals – using accessible tools to shape raw footage into a polished film
Understanding film set roles – learning the various roles on a set and how they collaborate
Teamwork and collaboration – working together to bring a film from concept through to premiere

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power