Mental health can be influenced by many factors, one of them being music! Listening to and playing music regularly can have different effects on your mental health. Listening to music can be one of the healthiest activities you do all day! However, some styles of music and lyrics have also been shown to negativity affect depression and anxiety. As modern technology has progressed, society has also started to use music as therapy for all different ages.
Many diseases like measles continue to affect communities worldwide because of a lack of awareness and a lack of access to vaccines. By joining us for this workshop, you can become educated and become a part of making a difference by learning how the American Red Cross is leading the way. We encourage you to assist the Red Cross in making a difference in fighting for awareness and vaccine access!
Welcome to the Black & Hispanic Student Union Culture Museum. Here you can learn about a variety of fellow students' heritage, languages, and experiences. This will be an interactive learning experience through games, music, and other fun activities.
Immersing oneself in the world of other cultures opens doors to new connections and persepctives, promoting the inclusion we seek in the world. Join Spanish Club's interactive presentation of linguistic exploration and cultural appreciation to better your understanding of the world. Bridge the social gap between individuals of dissimilar cultures and experience Hispanic culture through challenges, crafts, language workshops, and more.
Many people with intellectual disabilities are seen differently and are believed to not be able to achieve the same things as others. However, in this presentation, we hope to prove that theory wrong by showing that many people who are viewed the same as others actually may have intellectual disabilities. Therefore, anyone with an intellectual disability can be just as successful as someone without one, proving that they should not be viewed as less.
This workshop is all about understanding our global comminty. During our time we will go over why it is so important to understand all the facts and how by adding new voices we can change our perspective of the world.
This workshop will focus on how to create safe spaces and destigmatize mental health illnesses. We will dive into the inequitable differences between mental health in minority groups and also address how substances can impact one’s mental health and the environment around us. Get excited for fun activities that get you thinking about how you can improve your own mental health and support others!
This workshop will delve into the importance of obtaining knowledge about self defense, specifcally for females because of the known dangers many face in their daily lives. We will use interractive methods to prove our point, introducing the basics of boxing and a couple skills that can be helpful in a dangerous situation. This workshop is open to everyone and we encourage all as it is so important to be able to properly protect yourself!
Languages connect people together throughout different walks of life. In this presentation, we will cover the importance of languages, especially how the french language connects individuals together throughout their communities. Through our presentation and activities, students will be able to have a better understanding of the different francophone countries and embrace culture through the French language.
In impoverished areas such as the Gambia their is a wide gap in educational oppurtunies and access between girls and boys. An important step to fostering change is educating. We want to educate others on this issue, and how The Starfish Organization works to assist young-women in the Gambia
This workshop aims to addressing the issue of gun violence in schools and having open discussions and lessons on safety prevention methods and mental health and its impact in minimizing gun violence. Students in this workshop will be able to learn more about this relatively new conflict and be able to build upon a collaborative plan to build a closer community in our school.
In our session our group will discuss what it is like to navigate multiple identities as latinos/latinas in Natick. Come share yoru story or learn about the experience of students and staff.
Theatre is an important and engaging tool in learning about different perspectives and experiences. Watching and/or participating in Theatre helps us understand others and ourselves through storytelling. Through games, videos, activites, and discussions, learn about how Theatre creates a more empathetic world and more compassionate communities.
Ever wondered how Chinese culture has influenced our world? This workshop will be going into detail about China's creations and culture and its impacts around the world. We will include activities and fun while showing how our world is more connected than you may think!
this presentation will cover the effects of globalization and how it impacts cultures around the world, while also highlighting the role of inclusivity and importance of being educated on the world and other global issues. In this course we will talk and learn more about the UN Sustainability Goals and what they mean, along with their roles in improving the global community.
The use of artificial intelligence may soon become a major tool in every aspect of our lives… yet what does this really mean for our society? This workshop will explore the consequences of a data-based decision maker in a world of systemic inequality and bias. Participants will compete in a game of puzzles to obtain data sets, use this data to design their own AI decision making system, and test the systems with new data to discover its intrinsic biases. Prizes will be awarded throughout, and candy will be provided!
In this workshop, we will identify the four stages of intimite partner violence and abuse, and learn the differences between them. We will go over each stage, and use group interactive activites to learn about this topic. Throughout this workshop, students will have the opportunity to learn about resources that are available to everyone who may be in an unhealthy relationship. We hope that you will take away the main identifying factors of an unhealthy relationship, how to help yourself or a friend leave one, and how to advocate or prevent unhealthy relationships.
Too many teens enter adulthood without a basic understanding of their finances. Specifically, investing is a long-term necessity in managing personal success. However, few are aware of it and how it works. In this workshop, a general overview of investing, along with an interactive simulation, will help demonstrate the benefits and risks associated with investing.
Throughout school and everyday life, we learn various details about history. But often, we ignore the history of the LGBTQ+ community in these discussions. To dispel the idea that the LGBTQ+ community is a new or rare thing, we will be discussing the history that is often overlooked of LGBTQ+ people around the world and throughout time.
With the significance of mental health on the gradual rise in the past years, there are still people who recieve less representation than others. Statistics show that men die by suicide almost four times more than women. In this workshop, we will explore why this is the case, and what can be done to improve the health of everyone's mental and emotional wellbeing.
Did you know mental health directly impacts a student’s ability to focus, retain information, and succeed in school? Our workshop will discuss the connection between emotional well-being and academic achievement, and teach practical strategies to support students in your community. Join to play fun games & win candy!
This workshop will detail Morgan Rogers' story as a collegiate athlete suffering a dream-shattering injury, and the impact it had on the end of her life. We will learn about the mental health struggles of athletes globally, and ways support athletes who are struggling. We will also do fun activities practicing implementing support in the community.
This presentation will teach students how to become a pro at presentations, conveying their ideas in an effective manner and taking control of the room.
Some groups in news are often severely underrepresented, both in staff and in the writing itself. Some news pieces are either phrased, formatted, or have images so that they play into a certain bias or view. In this presentation, we will delve into this issue amongst many news organizations.
Our presentation will inform students about the effects of loneliness on the social and emotional health of seniors living in assisted living homes. This issue effects around 40% of seniors living in assisted living homes and can shorten their life span. Through hands on activities, our presentation will help you learn about the dangers of loneliness, esspecially in senior citizens, and how to prevent it from happening.
Throughout American history, racial inequalities in healthcare have profoundly impacted marginalized communities, specifically the Black community. In this workshop, we will be explore the complicated history of healthcare. Through discussions and interactive activities, we will engage in meaningful dialogue about the historical roots and modern day relevance of this topic. In doing so, we will gain a better understanding of how race influences access and quality of healthcare.
We want students to be able to recognize cases of gender inequality and stereotyping in their everyday lives and in the media. We want students to be able to call out when harmful stereotypes are made. We want students to understand how gender inequalities affect the everyday life of both men and women. This workshop will teach students to recognize gender steryoptypes and how to counteract them.
Explore the haunting journey of what we throw away. From fast fashion to oceans and landfills, discover the dark truth behind overconsumption and waste. Join us for an eye-opening experience with interactive stations and discussions that empower you to rethink your choices and make a lasting impact.
