Nov 09 Saturday
The Race Amity Dinner is a fundraiser to raise funds for our annual Festival on the second Sunday in June, where diverse minority-owned businesses are invited to table at our festival, and where we provide music, drama, food and fun for participants. The idea is to bring diverse people together who may not otherwise meet each other in the course of the day--to learn about their journey, their struggle and the beauty of who they are. We are also funding our application to become a non-profit 501-C-3 and be able to serve even more people.
May 22 Thursday
A free presentation by Mickey Kivitz, M.S. and Director of Education for The Grief Center of New Mexico.
Raising kids has always been a balancing act. When someone in the family dies, however, everyone’s world is turned upside down. Getting through the pain of your own loss while attending to your children’s needs, who are also grieving, is an incredible challenge. Parenting Through Grief (written by Jade Richardson Bock and Dr. Craig Pierce), provides a framework for how to navigate parenting in the shadow of loss. With simple strategies to help you connect with your family during this difficult and painful time, Parenting Through Grief provides the comfort of knowing you can still parent with confidence and love.
All presentations are 1 hour long, free of charge, and provided via Zoom. Thank you to the Office of Student and Adolescent Health (New Mexico Department of Health) for sponsoring this training series.
Aug 28 Thursday
The Aqua Therapy Center of Santa Fe invites you to meet ANNIE HOPPER founder of Retraining the Brain and author of Wired for Healing. A neuroplasticity based treatment for Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia and Chemical Sensitivities. Annie will explain how an unconscious stress response can be involved in many chronic mysterious illnesses and how neuroplasticity can be the key to healing.