CCMA in March 2023
Published on March 5, 2023 by Jacq
Thanks to your support and contributions, Circle City Mutual Aid is expanding capacity to include a new event, Co-Work + Collab nights!
Co-Work + Collab nights with CCMA will be an opportunity for members, participants, and contributors to see and learn about CCMA's organizing efforts. This is a great opportunity for folks wanting to dig deeper into our organizing work.
It is also an opportunity for others to work on their own projects and organizing efforts alongside us! I like to call this "parallel working", an idea drawn from the concept of "parallel play". Parallel play is an early childhood development concept that identifies a stage of play where young children play alongside each other, but not with each other. There are many social and emotional benefits to this type of play in early childhood development, and I think those social-emotional benefits translate in adulthood to increased accountability to ourselves and others. We hope you join us!
***Also, mark your calendars for our second Community Forum on Saturday March 18th from 3pm-4:30pm at the Central Public Library. Study Room # yet to be determined (stay tuned!).
We will begin where we left off at the last Community Forum with our parking lot items, and move to reviewing our budget and any new or revised proposals using a participatory budgeting model.
See our March events list and calendar below!
Co-Work + Collab nights with CCMA will be an opportunity for members, participants, and contributors to see and learn about CCMA's organizing efforts. This is a great opportunity for folks wanting to dig deeper into our organizing work.
It is also an opportunity for others to work on their own projects and organizing efforts alongside us! I like to call this "parallel working", an idea drawn from the concept of "parallel play". Parallel play is an early childhood development concept that identifies a stage of play where young children play alongside each other, but not with each other. There are many social and emotional benefits to this type of play in early childhood development, and I think those social-emotional benefits translate in adulthood to increased accountability to ourselves and others. We hope you join us!
***Also, mark your calendars for our second Community Forum on Saturday March 18th from 3pm-4:30pm at the Central Public Library. Study Room # yet to be determined (stay tuned!).
We will begin where we left off at the last Community Forum with our parking lot items, and move to reviewing our budget and any new or revised proposals using a participatory budgeting model.
See our March events list and calendar below!
