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Pre-Conference, April 23, 1 – 4:30 pm
LEADING WITH THE LENS OF EQUITY:
UNEARTHING IMPLICIT BIAS: INCREASING CULTURAL RESPONSIVENESS
Conference, April 24, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
AGE FRIENDLY MINNESOTA. AGE FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES. AGE FRIENDLY YOU.
(Register for one or both events. Separate form required for each individual.)
Saint Paul Parks and Recreation
Check out the variety of activities starting at the Rec Centers. Here’s just a few:
Arlington Hills Community Center –
Catch-a-Chapter, ages 6-14, Thursdays starting Jan. 9;
Brotherhood Young Men’s Group, ages 12-17, Thursdays starting Jan. 9,
Soul Line Dancing, ages 18+, Mondays starting Jan. 6.
Duluth & Case Rec Center –
Fortnite Laser Tag Challenge 1, ages 10-16, Thursdays starting Jan. 9,
Creative Cooking January, ages 8-17, Wednesday Jan. 29.
Phalen Rec Center –
Martial Arts: Judo for Beginners, ages 6-16, Mondays & Wednesdays starting Jan. 6,
Senior Cards and Games, ages 40+, Fridays starting Jan. 10,
Wilder Rec Center –
Girl’s Group #1, ages 9-15, Wednesdays starting Jan. 8,
Hip Hop Dance Class, ages 9-17, Thursdays starting Jan. 9,
Wild Arts Class – Tin Tile Cardboard Project, ages 10-17, Wednesdays starting Jan. 15,
Visit the Rec Center or go online at https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/parks-recreation/recreation-centers for more activities, details and to register.
A Live Oral History Interview with Dr. Gene Young Conducted by ESFL’s Peter Rachleff Tuesday January 14, 2020, 7 PM
Screening and Discussion: “I Am” Thursday, January 16, 7 PM
The Past is Present: The Legacy of Incarcerated Girls Thursday, January 23, 7 PM
Read details and find more events at https://eastsidefreedomlibrary.org/
With just one job application, you may be considered for one, some, or all of the 2020 Census positions described below. Which positions you are considered for depends on your answers to the application questions and the availability of work in your area.
Bilingual applicants are needed and are encouraged to apply. Noncitizens will be considered for positions that require proficiency in a particular language if no qualified citizens are available. If selected for a position, noncitizens must present documentation of employment eligibility. https://2020census.gov/en/jobs.html
Positions:
Census takers, Census field supervisors, Recruiting assistants, and Clerks.
You can also attend one of the Census Recruitment Job Fairs to be held this month at the CareerForce Center, 2266 2nd St. North, North St. Paul, 55109.
Monday Jan. 6, 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Tuesday Jan. 14, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Wednesday Jan. 22, 12:30 – 2:30 PM
Thursday Jan. 30, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Application deadline is February 1, 2020.
Help at Your Door
Volunteer Driver for Seniors – East Metro training session options on: Weds, Jan 8 1 p.m., Tues, Jan 28 10 a.m. and Weds, Feb 26 10:30 a.m. All trainings are held at the Sun Ray library in St Paul.
Empty passenger seat? Share it with a senior. Help At Your Door, a nonprofit serving seniors, is in need of volunteer drivers throughout the Twin Cities, but especially in St Paul!
Attend one of these trainings to learn how you can help provide the keys to independence by transporting seniors to appointments or errands using your car. Most drivers give just a couple of rides each month, weekday mornings or afternoons only, on a schedule of their choosing.
We offer flexible scheduling, social interaction with a welcoming volunteer community, and most of all, hands-on activities that help the aging population and individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and continue living in their homes.
Email volunteer@helpatyourdoor.org or call 651-642-1892 to register or to learn more.
Carolyn Swenson
Volunteer Manager
651-642-1892
763-231-3117 direct
Volunteer Drivers and Home Helpers currently needed! View all opportunities here
What you need to know.
