[act-ma] 2/21 CCB "How COVID has Changed Education & Family Life"with Regina Robinson-Music by Rod MacDonald
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CCB SUN. & More: 2/21 at 11AM-"How COVID has Changed Education & Family
Life"with Regina Robinson-Music by Rod MacDonald
Here is what's happening virtually in February and March at Community
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*CCB Sundays & More*
*Sunday, February 21st
at 11 AM EST*
*"How COVID has Changed Education & Family Life"*
with***R**EGINA****R**OBINSON*
Image by Wilmer Lopez from Pixabay
The impact of the pandemic on education and family life is still being
felt as this new normal has exposed inequities, increased the need for
support and resources, shifted schedules, and forced us to live life
differently. Can we experience hope and peace in the midst of these
changing times? Let’s explore the answers together!
*
• **Regina Robinson*is the Dean of Student Affairs at Cambridge College
where she delivers a comprehensive program of educational and support
services to a thriving population of adult learners. As an experienced
leader of student effectiveness and support for two decades, she was
appointed to the Boston School Committee from 2014-2018 and continues to
coach families and advocate for marginalized populations as a speaker in
various roles in education. She is married to Jua and they are parents
to 4 stars from elementary to high school, one with Downs syndrome who
became her game changer in disability work, community advocacy,
statewide and board leadership, having served both local and national
organizations. Regina currently serves on the boards of Scholar Athletes
and Special Olympics of Massachusetts and is pursuing her Ed. D in
Higher Ed leadership at Regis College.
*music by Rod MacDonald*
*• **Rod MacDonald*is an American singer-songwriter, novelist, and
educator. He was a "big part of the 1980s folk revival in Greenwich
Village clubs", performing at the Speakeasy, The Bottom Line, Folk City,
and the "Songwriter's Exchange" at the Cornelia Street Cafe.
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*Sunday, February 28th at 11 AM:*
*“W. E. B. Du Bois and the Presidents:
Lessons for the 21st Century”*
*with Margaret Kimberley*
W. E. B. Du Bois often advocated on behalf of certain candidates and
presidents as being more beneficial to black people. But he ended his
life in exile and proclaimed that he would not vote. His transformation
provides important lessons as a new president takes office in 2021.
*Music by Sharon Katz */(from Then Peace Train)/
*Sunday, March 7th at 11 AM: *
*"Creativity is Ageless"*
*with Susan Perlstein*
• */Susan Perlstein /*has spent decades promoting “creative aging,”
which encourages people to find meaning and purpose in their lives
through art during the course of their entire lives. She is the founder
and executive director of the National Center for Creative Aging and
Elders Share The Arts. She is also an educator, social worker,
administrator and an artist who has written extensively on creativity
and late-life learning. She talked to Growing Bolder about her programs,
which have educated thousands of artists, educators and health care and
social service professionals.
*Music by Karen Klein */(poet & dancer!)/
*Attn. CCB Members: Congregational Retreat. Your input is needed!*
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*Sunday, March 14th at 11 AM:*
*“Puerto Rico's Present and a Peek into Its Future"*
*with Amílcar Antonio Barreto*
A series of economic and natural catastrophes have upended the lives of
millions of Puerto Ricans, both on the home island and in Puerto Rican
communities throughout the US mainland. These crises have profoundly
altered the island's political landscape, including the perennial debate
over its status as a US Commonwealth, becoming a state or becoming an
independent country. This talk will outline and then analyze these
events and speculate about the island's future and its relationship with
the US federal government.
*Music by Sol y Canto */(Brian & Rosi Amador)/
*TUESDAY, March 16th at 7 PM:*
*Sunday, March 21st at 11 AM: *
*"U.S. Imperialism, the Latin American Left, and Liberation Theology"*
*with Ben Norton*
During the Donald Trump administration, top U.S. government officials
repeatedly invoked the nearly 200-year-old colonial Monroe Doctrine to
justify US interventions in Latin America. Even under President Joe
Biden today, these aggressive imperialist policies continue in the
region, which Washington has long considered to be its "backyard." Ben
Norton will speak about how the US government has for decades waged a
war on the Latin American left, and how this brutal campaign continues
today, targeting not only the secular left, but also progressive and
revolutionary Christian movements inspired by liberation theology.
*Music by Dean Stevens & Rob Flax*
*Sunday, March 28th at 11 AM:*
*“Peacemaking and Jailbreaks:
Liberation in Captivity"*
*with John Bach*
introduction by *Joyce Katzberg*
If we consider the existential threats of nuclear weapons and climate
destruction as imprisoning the human family, what tools may we develop
to resist the lunacy and give hope to each other and future generations?
How can we keep ourselves free and reasonably happy? The example of Fr.
Placid Karoly Olafsson, a survivor of 10 years in the Soviet Gulag, will
be discussed.
*Music by **Joyce Katzberg*
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