Interfaith CincinnatiYoung Writing for (a) Change programs are designed to strengthen participants’ authentic voices, develop their abilities to speak through writing, deepen their belief in their own creative intelligence and enhance their self-esteem. At the same time, they will become better writers (without any red pens!).
Writing in a community of their peers, young people learn to encourage each other through honest feedback while building skills in creative self-expression.
Focusing on topics relevant to young people today, the programs include one-day workshops, multi-session classes and summer writing camps.
Camps are open to young women, girls, and trans and gender nonconforming (TGNC) youth, in grades 4-12, unless designated as All Gender.
The length and cost of courses vary. Scholarships are available.
Learn more and register HERE.
This program is a partnership between WordPlay Cincinnati and Friends for Good. During our time together students will have the ability to lounge around, eat snacks, play games, and be with friends. They will also be able to do art projects, be featured on a podcast, and more.
If you would like to learn more about this program simply call or email Adam Hayden at 812-430-4464 / adam@k4p.org
This program is a partnership between WordPlay Cincinnati and Friends for Good. During our time together students will have the ability to lounge around, eat snacks, play games, and be with friends. They will also be able to do art projects, be featured on a podcast, and more.
If you would like to learn more about this program simply call or email Adam Hayden at 812-430-4464 / adam@k4p.org
This program is a partnership between WordPlay Cincinnati and Friends for Good. During our time together students will have the ability to lounge around, eat snacks, play games, and be with friends. They will also be able to do art projects, be featured on a podcast, and more.
If you would like to learn more about this program simply call or email Adam Hayden at 812-430-4464 / adam@k4p.org
An intro for all ages with an emphasis on young children
Wednesdays from 6-7pm
February 12, 19, 26, March 5 & 12
At The Oasis at Grace
5501 Hamilton Ave
Register and learn more at bit.ly/ffgdrums
More details:
THIS CLASS IS FREE, BUT SPACE IS LIMITED! So sign up today to secure your spot.
Parents, you are welcome to stay and participate. You can also stay and chat with other parents off to the side. And if you simply need a break, you can drop off your child and take that break. Just remember to come back:) Questions? Contact Adam Hayden at 812-430-4464 or adam@k4p.org
Students and teachers, YOU or your organization can win $1000 to make an impact on your community!
World Affairs Council is so excited to announce the second annual Youth Leaders for Glocal Impact grant!
This grant is designed to inspire students, educators, mentors, and student organizations to create or expand on projects aligned with the UN Global Goals.
You can learn more and APPLY HERE.
Are you in middle school or high school? Are you good with young kids? Do you want to volunteer some time to help out with a kids’ program?
Next Wednesday, November 6th Friends for Good (formally Kids4Peace) restarts a program called Citizens of the World where they will play games, do crafts, and more all centered around broadening worldview. Participants will learn universal values and virtues through various religions and cultures from around the world. Friends for Good needs your help to carry out this program with the kids!
If you choose to help, you can lead or co-lead games and other activities. You can work one on one with a child in the program. And you can simply be another helpful, positive, participant in the program to help model kind and loving behavior.
To sign up to help with this program simply fill out this short form.