Collection of Feminine Products for Low Income Teens to Support Public Library Program

Collection of Feminine Products for Low Income Teens to Support Public Library Program

The Brooklyn Central Library will have a distribution of feminine products for low-income teens, called “Pink Moon”. It is a very needed project, as feminine products are a monthly need, they are expensive and hard to acquire through public programs, particularly for teens, who don’t have access to the same services as adults and don’t always have an adult in their lives who can help them navigate governmental help.
In support of that program, we are collecting feminine products at the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture at 53 Prospect Park West,  tomorrow, Sunday, from 10:30-1pm. If you can bring some products (please see list below), look for Taty.
Alternatively, you can make a financial donation for the purchase of the products at: https://bsec.org/donate/ ( please write Pink Moon on the notes so we know what the donation was for) by Sunday night, April 2, as we will purchase the products from donations on Monday.

The list of products they need is below:
New and wrapped reusable period underwear
New and wrapped reusable period cloths
New and wrapped menstrual cups
New/unopened boxes of maxi pads and tampons
Lose, individually wrapped tampons and maxi pads
Disposable period panties

Imagine a Better World

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Get Ready for the New School Season!

We’re Back to School March 08

This Week’s Schedule

Feb 12 – Feb 16

Monday

10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Tuesday

10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Wednesday

10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Thursday

10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Friday

10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Current Assignments

All Ages Movie Night (with pictures)

Last Thursday, we enjoyed another All Ages Movie Night, with old and new friends. There were snacks to share, and even some music making and dancing after the movie was over. We can;t wait until the next one!   CLICK ON THE PICTURES BELOW FOR SLIDES.

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Flashcards

Video Lessons

Calendar

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Ethics For Children Service Project – Multigenerational Connection

Ethics For Children Service Project – Multigenerational Connection

With our BSEC platforms and Ethics for Children classes being held online, there have been fewer opportunities for multigenerational interactions within our community. Many of our students have never seen the BSEC building bustling with activity or enjoyed a brunch with the bunch. The latest service project for our EfC kids program was designed to remind participants that we are a part of a larger multigenerational community.
Earlier in March we came together and prepared house plants as gifts for a shortlist of recommended members. The kids designed and painted the pots, then chose from a variety of houseplant cuttings ready for transplant. Embodying our themes of care for the earth and care for community, the plants were potted in new soil ready to be taken to their new homes.
A special thank you to Nancy, Fiona, and Taty for helping with delivery!!!

Marketing Form

Before submitting the platform information, please check that you have all the information below:
Have the title, blurb, and bio been approved by the speaker in their final version?
– The final title – The final blurb
– The bio
– A picture, preferably horizontal and high quality, provided by the speaker or found on their personal website, not from a Google search (as most are copyright protected and we could get fined for using them). If you don’t have a picture, please supply the contact information for the speaker on the form so I can reach out myself.

The marketing form for submission of the platform information can be found below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2sok0rcgXJJKxgumQPdwMdzaH7FEdibgZp1s-dF8yYWmSvA/viewform?usp=sf_link

You can see the submissions at:
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The marketing form for events can be found below:
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The submissions for marketing events can be found at:
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Responses to platform feedback form:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k6NZ6eMsbKK2pPcTCbklM6vjTdWLegbhS1ylu3siyE0/edit?usp=sharing

Solidarity Economy

Solidarity Economy: in Brooklyn and Beyond

A look at social determinants of health and well-being for a compassionate and caring community
RSVP Now

March 6, April 3 and May 1

Join the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture as we explore the principles and praxis that contribute to a caring economy that puts people, the planet, and our communities first.
Sometimes referred to as the Solidarity Economy, Economic Democracy, or a Cooperative Ecosystem, we will use three Sundays this season to tie together the systems that are being built locally that illuminate the ways we can be part of a new system while experiencing life in the ashes of the old.
Presided by our member, Rebecca Lurie, with music by DuPree and Barry Kornhauser.
These events will have closed captioning.

Series Schedule

March 6, April 3 and May 1

Sun, March 6th
11:00 am
Social Determinants of Health and Brooklyn Communities Collaborative.

LaRay Brown, CEO of One Brooklyn Health

Sun, April 3rd,
11:00 am
The food system, urban farming, and our local supply chain. 

Cooperative Economics Alliance of New York City (CEANYC)

Sun, May 1st,
11:00 am
The meaning and joy of work when you own the company with others and operate the company as a cooperative.

New York City Network of Worker Cooperatives, (NYCNOWC)

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