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Celebrate
    &
Create    

About Celebrate & Create

In Celebrate & Create, children engage in unique craft projects inspired by inclusive monthly celebration themes. These craft projects are based on social issues, which are also discussed at the event. These events allow children to learn entry level and age appropriate information about a topic in a safe and inclusive environment. Our goal is to share impactful information through fun, free, accessible, and meaningful activities. Typically, a Celebrate & Create event are held each month. Examples of social issues we discuss include LGBTQ+ Pride, Independence Day, Small Businesses, etc. We look forward to your participation!
Click here to suggest any social issue topics that you’d be interested to see! 

What to expect at Celebrate & Create?

Like a virtual classroom but FUN!

  • With Celebrate & Create, you’ll be part of a community where children can create while learning and discussing new topics together. Children are able to interact by commenting and asking questions.

  • Our events create a safe space for children to make their voices heard by expressing their opinions on different topics.

 

  • What’s great about our events is that they are inclusive, and everyone is welcome. It gives children the opportunity to learn new skills and have fun while broadening their knowledge of important issues.

  • When joining our events, children become part of a diverse, inclusive and welcoming community.

  • ALL of our events are virtual and FREE!

 

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Have an event and/or issue suggestion?

We're always looking for recommendations. Feel free to share below

Light Bulb Poster
Art Class

Celebrate & Create FAQ

Who can attend Celebrate & Create events?

Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in Celebrate & Create events but especially, children and parents.

 

How do I register for Celebrate & Create events?

You can register to attend on the Events page on our website or on Eventbrite.

 

When and where do Celebrate & Create events take place?

All of our events are virtual and take place once a month. For specific dates and times, please visit the Events page on our website.

 

Is there a fee to participate in Celebrate & Create events?

There are no fees. All of our events are FREE.

 

Do I need to purchase any materials to participate in Celebrate & Create events?

All materials are provided by Inform Your Community at no additional cost. Since the kits are mailed to you, please make sure you sign up early to make sure that you receive your materials on time.

 

What happens if I register for an event and I’m unable to attend?

If you are unable to attend, no worries. The events are recorded and posted on our website. You can watch them later at your convenience.

 

Can I suggest event topics and social issues?

Yes! We are open to suggestions. Click here to fill out our interest survey.

 

How can I learn more about other event topics and social issues?

Visit our Get Informed page to learn about other social issues we have discussed at our events.

 

How do I support Inform Your Community?

Your support is invaluable to us! Click here to learn more about how to support us and donate.

 

How do I find out more about Inform Your Community?

For additional FAQ questions about Inform Your Community click here.

C&C FAQ

Special Guests 

Mark Newhouse.jfif

Mark Newhouse discussed his amazing book, The Family Secret: The Holocaust, and family's history as survivors of the Holocaust while we learned about Jewish Culture. During the event he took a moment to speak about famous Jewish people in American history. 

 

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the first Jewish woman to sit on the Supreme Court, the highest court of the Judicial branch of the American government. She served from 1993-2020. Louis Dembitz Brandeis was the first Jewish man to sit on the Supreme Court. He served much earlier from 1916-1939.

  

Mark Newhouse

Special guests
P&C upcoming
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