We are offering a second opportunity to spend time with Monique through an interactive Zoom meeting on Tuesday, April 30 at 4:00 pm: Keeping up with our Kids: Raising an Aware, Anti-biased Generation, Starting with Ourselves. 

Often, when kids see difference, adults see difficulty. Our children are typically way ahead of us, as we scramble to catch up with the questions they have and the information they acquire about the diversity of people and the world around them! Monique Marshall, our facilitator for this interactive Zoom workshop, is currently working with our community in collaboration with Anthony Witte to examine, think, talk about, and continue to develop best practice around diversity and equity at CEC.  

This workshop, open to all CEC parenting adults will offer an introduction to developmentally appropriate ways to affirm identity, develop accurate language for differences, help our children understand unfairness and learn to advocate for justice for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to reflect, discuss, and connect with other parents and caregivers who want to build muscles around supporting healthy identity development for all of our children.  

The CEC has partnered with the LA Regional Food Bank to assemble food packages to support those in the surrounding communities. We have a combined 120 spots reserved and hope you will be able to join us on one of the following Saturdays: February 10, March 9, or April 13. For more information or to sign up, please click here to visit the CEC/LARFB volunteer page.

A few guidelines to remember:

• Minimum age requirement is 18; NO exceptions

• All volunteers must wear closed-toe/closed-heel shoes

• Volunteers must be able to lift between 10-25 lbs

• Masks are not required to volunteer, but are strongly recommended

• Parking is available on site

The CEC has partnered with the LA Regional Food Bank to assemble food packages to support those in the surrounding communities. We have a combined 120 spots reserved and hope you will be able to join us on one of the following Saturdays: February 10, March 9, or April 13. For more information or to sign up, please click here to visit the CEC/LARFB volunteer page.

A few guidelines to remember:

• Minimum age requirement is 18; NO exceptions

• All volunteers must wear closed-toe/closed-heel shoes

• Volunteers must be able to lift between 10-25 lbs

• Masks are not required to volunteer, but are strongly recommended

• Parking is available on site

The CEC has partnered with the LA Regional Food Bank to assemble food packages to support those in the surrounding communities. We have a combined 120 spots reserved and hope you will be able to join us on one of the following Saturdays: February 10, March 9, or April 13. For more information or to sign up, please click here to visit the CEC/LARFB volunteer page.

A few guidelines to remember:

• Minimum age requirement is 18; NO exceptions

• All volunteers must wear closed-toe/closed-heel shoes

• Volunteers must be able to lift between 10-25 lbs

• Masks are not required to volunteer, but are strongly recommended

• Parking is available on site

Please join us for an interactive Zoom meeting with our DEIJB consultant Monique Marshall on Thursday, February 8 at 8:00 pm. Zoom invite and registration information below.

Keeping up with our Kids: Raising an Aware, Anti-biased Generation, Starting with Ourselves 

Often, when kids see difference, adults see difficulty. Our children are typically way ahead of us, as we scramble to catch up with the questions they have and the information they acquire about the diversity of people and the world around them! Monique Marshall, our facilitator for this interactive Zoom workshop, is currently working with our community in collaboration with Anthony Witte to examine, think, talk about, and continue to develop best practice around diversity and equity at CEC.  

This workshop, open to all CEC parenting adults will offer an introduction to developmentally appropriate ways to affirm identity, develop accurate language for differences, help our children understand unfairness and learn to advocate for justice for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to reflect, discuss, and connect with other parents and caregivers who want to build muscles around supporting healthy identity development for all of our children.  

Come join us for an informative, interactive experience!