An Introduction to Courageous Conversation About Race™: A Protocol to Engage with Students and Families around Race.
Why Examine and Address Race? Race matters-in society and in our schools. It is critical for educators to address racial issues in order to uncover personal and institutional biases that prevent all students, and especially students of color, from reaching their fullest potential.
COURAGEOUS CONVERSATION™ serves as the essential strategy for school systems, organizations, students, parents and community leaders to address racial disparities through safe, authentic and effective cross-racial dialogue.
Sponsored by: The Acalanes Union High School District, the Acalanes Parents Club and the Moraga iKind project.
The workshop is designed to address the most frequently asked questions and concerns about this quickly expanding subject. Parents will increase their capacity to embrace their child's individual sense of their gender and how their child can help create a gender inclusive school community. Explore the unique role school plays in respecting each child's individuality. Reflect, ask questions, and share personal insights.
Sponsored by the Moraga School District, the Walnut Creek School District and the Moraga iKind Project
May 2, 2016 at JMIS Theater RSVP and More Information at iKind SA Eventbrite Page Hosted By: The Moraga iKind Project and the JM iKind Committee The JMIS, Camino Pablo, Los Perales, and Rheem PTAs Campolindo and JM Leadership
Previous Movie Events A Brave Heart - The Lizzie Velasquez Story
February 11, 2016 at Campolindo & March 24, 2016, March 20, 2019 at JM
Thank you to the 18 Students who participated in our Student Discussion Panels and all of the members of the community who came to watch.
Previous Screening and Panel Directing Change
March 25, 2019 7:00 to 8:45PM
Rheem Theater
This free event will screen short student-produced films about suicide prevention and mental health and feature a Q&A panel to hear from suicide prevention experts, youth filmmakers and the Directing Change Program. By attending you will be inspired by the creativity of local student filmmakers, learn about suicide prevention, and have an opportunity to ask questions.
