Cultural Calendaring
The busy holidays are approaching. Put important cultural dates on your calendar now, and raise those dates when scheduling meetings, exams, or other important events.
Cultural Calendaring Find Out How »
The busy holidays are approaching. Put important cultural dates on your calendar now, and raise those dates when scheduling meetings, exams, or other important events.
Cultural Calendaring Find Out How »
Give your holiday entertaining a purpose! Plan a dinner with single-serve desserts and have an auction. Plan a bingo night with proceeds to the food bank. Let guests know the plan up front, and turn up the volume on funding the resistance!
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Coming out works for any issue that “nice people don’t talk about.” The problem is, jerks DO talk about those things, making it feel like there’s a consensus of bad opinion. Talking about your experiences changes that. Whether it’s telling your uncle that nice girls get raped, too, or telling Grandma that immigrants are cutting her lawn, not her health benefits, speak up!
Voting is confusing! Help a new voter through the whole cycle, from registration (there’s still time in some places!) to researching small races, to bellying up to the polls (or drop-box!)
Once a person votes, they are far more likely to vote again. Find your starfish!
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Food insecurity affects millions of American children. Make Halloween nourishing fun by including simple kid-friendly real food as one of the options in your Halloween bowl: fruit cups, shelf-stable strawberry milk, mac-n-cheeese cups…
There’s still a little time for a pumkin patch visit, apple picking, or a hayride date! Many farms rely on Autumn “tourism” to make ends meet, and most close after Halloween. Plan some fun this weekend!
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