“Thankful Thursday is highlighting PTV superstar board member Robin Schoenfeld 🌟 She has gone above and beyond by helping us apply for emergency grants, actively participating in on our Monday resiliency groups, instructing virtual somatic exercise classes to help the PTV community stay active, and diligently crafting fabulously patterned face masks for our survivors so they are protected when they are out in public for essential tasks. Thank you for your endless enthusiasm, huge heart, stupendous stitchery skills, exhilarating exercises, and much more 💙
We are incredibly grateful for her efforts during this unprecedented time. We cannot do our jobs helping out survivors as effectively without people like her and you.
Check out Robin’s marvelous masks in action on our survivors and see her in action leading a somatic exercise class today! You can join in for a session on Zoom Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:30pm PST. Get moving for, as Robin likes to say, “tasty” feeling exercises!”
IAMLA
“In August of 2019, the IAMLA made its photographic collection accessible online. Since then, the museum had received scores of inquiries from researchers across the world and several members of the general public who found family members in the vintage photos held in the museums collection.
The IAMLA is proud to announce the launch of the portion of its object collection that has been cataloged and digitized to date. The online launch of the museums object collection was made possible by a grant from the State of California.
Click the link to start searching!”
Festival Ballet Theatre
The Children’s Invitation to Ballet program offers elementary and middle school students the opportunity to experience abridged versions of full-length classical ballets in a professional theater setting.
Narrated performances are complete with props and costumes and provide an educational, fun and professional experience for children.
Click here to learn more about Festival Ballet Theatre.
Families & Criminal Justice
Volunteer Opportunities
Families & Criminal Justice has volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups. All volunteers who will have contact with project participants must complete a Volunteer Screening application and a LiveScan. Individuals with a history of criminal justice system involvement must not have been incarcerated within the last five years.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS
Families & Criminal Justice would be very grateful for the on-going assistance of technical experts, like IT or media specialists who can help us with communications.
We also need trained, experienced childcare workers for half-day family events every month.
Families & Criminal Justice has a great and on-going need for legal assistance. We are seeking legal experts to become part of our team, helping us to understand the complex criminal, juvenile and family law issues that arise in our work. We are also looking for experienced family and juvenile law practitioners to provide pro bono assistance to one family each year.
Licensed infant mental health, mental health and social workers are needed to provide pro bono therapeutic services for one child each year.
Families & Criminal Justice is also seeking the assistance of financial experts like bankers, accountants and educators to make presentations on family finances to participants in our services. We can also use the help of consumer advocates for this purpose.
We especially welcome volunteer performances by entertainers, including skilled and experienced actors, comedians, singers and musicians.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROUPS
School groups, social clubs, and the congregations of churches, mosques, synagogues and temples can volunteer for Families & Criminal Justice. Groups can host and provide hospitality for participant events; they can also conduct fundraisers or do community outreach for our program. We also welcome volunteer performances by groups of entertainers.
APPLY TO VOLUNTEER
Individuals and groups interested in volunteering for Families & Criminal Justice should Email Us. Provide a statement of your interests and availability in your email. Individuals should attach a resume and groups should provide a link to their website.
Thank you for your interest in Families & Criminal Justice!
Access Books
“Thank you again for the books. I read them all and will read them again in the summer. It was the best thing that happened since school closed” –Parmalee Elementary School student
Thanks to everyone who supported our COVID book giveaways. Many of you provided funding while others helped sort books. Along with our partner The Book Foundation, we have distributed close to 80,000 books since April 4. Books provide a great refuge during these uncertain times. We serve children who rarely travel past the three-block radius of their homes. Sadly, the pandemic has shrunk their world further.
As one principal told us, “There are not enough words to thank you for the books that were donated and distributed to our students and families. All 800 sets of books were given out to our students during a time when the future of learning was uncertain. At the time of distribution, we had students without computers or the internet as well as many students who were unsure as to how to navigate the world of online learning. These books provided a familiar learning tool and gave our students a way to escape into another reality — one filled with adventure and familiarity, during a time of uncertainty and fear. Seeing their faces light up when they received their books has been a silver lining to this pandemic and I am forever grateful.”Before the end of the school year, author DJ MacHale participated in our first virtual book club. Christian, a student at Virginia Road Elementary said, “It was really neat how a famous person like DJ took time to talk to us and teach us about writing. I thought he was really cool. I want to be a writer like DJ someday.” We plan on hosting numerous virtual book clubs when schools start.
The Healing WELL
MAPS Charities
Team Prime Time
Team Prime Time has some great videos for students! Check this one out about “What do college coaches look for in an athlete?” Find out with Daniel Eaton (former UCLA football player). #collegeadvice #coachingadvice #collegesports
South Bay Village
Here is a great video that was created a couple years ago that shows what South Bay Village is all about!
Row LA
Looking for a summer camp? Row LA still has a few spots left!
“Please let interested friends and family know there are few spots available during the other three weeks.
Registration is open for our Summer Camp! Spots are limited and are going fast, so check it out today. “
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