danny’s place youth services event

Join Danny's Place and Concord Self-Defense Academy on Wednesday, March 27th, 2024, at 7 pm for a workshop for ages 13+. During this seminar, participants will:

Learn techniques and strategies to keep yourself safe

• Practice escapes from common attacks

• Build confidence and power

• Develop a toolbox of skills

The cost of the workshop is $30 per individual.  We recommend signing up with a friend or family member, as there is a good amount of partnering work during the seminar. REGISTER HERE

danny’s place youth services event

Danny's Place has partnered with In Control Crash Prevention to provide our first Parent Info Night of the year. Parents of Junior High and High School students - and anyone else curious about how to model safe driving to our children and teens - are invited to join us on Tuesday, November 14th at 7pm at 543 Mass Ave to hear an engaging presentation from Dan Strollo, Executive Director of In Control Crash Prevention, a New England-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing training, consulting, and services to keep people safe when driving.

Register for free here!

revolution community yoga event

Yoga, Whiteness, & Cultural Appropriation
w/ Professor Shreena Gandhi
A FREE LIVE PRESENTATION w/ Q&A ONLINE
Wed., May 17th @ 7 – 7:45pm followed by time for Q&A
REGISTER for FREE at https://yogaacton.com/yoga-whiteness-cultural-appropriation/

revolution community yoga + Live4 Physical Therapy event

Preventing Shoulder Pain w/ Sarah Sherman, PT, DPT, ATC of Live4 PT
In-Studio (downstairs @ RCY) & Online
$15 Registration
Register at https://yogaacton.com/preventing-shoulder-pain/

danny’s Place youth services

Join Dr. Hirschberg for an interactive Zoom workshop sponsored by Danny’s Place.

-Learn self-care techniques
-Reduce Stress
-Promote well-being

MORE INFO + REGISTRATION

True west brewing co. event

True West is continuing Mass Beer Week celebrations with a chance to meet the brewer! Thursday March 9th 7-9pm talk all things beer with Todd & get a mini tour of the brewery.

Presented by Acton-Boxborough Family Network, with support from Acton-Boxborough United Way. 

In Race to Nowhere, director Vicki Abeles unveiled the dark side of America’s achievement culture. In her follow up documentary, Beyond Measure, Abeles travels to public schools across the country as they embark on a journey to transcend the limits of our outmoded, test-driven education system and create a more equitable, empowering, student-centered education culture from the ground up. By putting research and innovative models into practice, groundbreaking school communities are transforming how and what they teach. In chorus with experts including Sir Ken Robinson, Linda Darling-Hammond, Yong Zhao, Alison Gopnik, Jo Boaler and Daniel Pink, the change makers in Beyond Measure prove that both a new vision and a higher purpose are within reach for American education.

Tickets: $10 in advance online / $15 at door

Order Your Tickets Online Now

Questions?  Contact Michelle Shoemaker at fundraising@abfamily.org

Exploring ME Through the Arts

14 Session Unit begins October 6th, 2015

This Fall, we will begin our 14 session program developed specifically for children in grades 6-8. Through activities and curriculum during each meeting, participants will get to explore some important and leading self-discovery questions: Who am I? What are the important times of my life? What are my strengths? What are the masks I wear?

In addition, participants will identify and develop their interests through visual arts, music, nature and animals, yoga and movement, drama, technology, and reading and writing. Participants will then have a chance to learn ways to share these strengths and interests to the world.

Sessions meet at Danny’s Place Youth Services on Tuesday afternoons beginning October 6, 2015.
10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/15, 1/5, 1/19, 2/2, 2/23, 3/8, 3/22, 4/5 and 4/26.

More at http://yogaacton.com/yogathon-benefit-classes/.

All proceeds from this event will go to support Boston Children’s Hospital’s Pediatric Brain Cancer Research, and Ben Speaks Louder Than Words.

Acton Boxborough Regional PTSO, Acton-Boxborough United Way and Danny’s Place Youth Services announce our 2015 featured speaker. Michelle Gielan, Positive Communication expert, will speak to the AB community on Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 7 PM in the ABRHS auditorium.

Michelle is a nationally renowned expert on the science of positive communication and the founder of the Institute for Applied Positive Research, as well as a former news anchor for CBS News. During this interactive presentation, Michelle will explain how each of us can broadcast happiness to inoculate our brain against stress and negativity, boost performance, create positive change at school and home, and make positive messages go viral. This presentation is geared to 7th to 12th grade students, parents/guardians and faculty.

Free (suggested donation of $5 per person to support community forums).

There will be a complimentary dessert reception in the West Commons immediately following the presentation.

http://www.abuw.org/index.php/en/my-account/news-review/141-michelle-gielan-abuw-jan-2015

October 30th from 7pm–8:30pm at Danny’s Place Youth Services. Co-sponsored by The Discovery Museums.  Pre-Registration by October 24th.  

From DPYS:  "Experiment with some rotting materials and see what happens in zombie science. Create a creepy coffin with voices from the undead. Make your own horror film using augmented reality. These hands-on activities connect to Tumblehome Learning's Galactic Academy of Science's new book, "The Perilous Case of the Zombie Potion", and will be led by the author Pendred Noyce."

Instructor: Pendred Noyce - Author

Ages 11 to 15.

Please call 978-264-4200 x 19 for more information.

Danny's Place Youth Services will host this information session on their 2014-15 4-H program.  For more information, please visit DPYS's 4-H website.

Danny's Place Youth Services will host this info session to kickoff the 2014-15 U Project.

From DPYS: The U-Project is designed to provide unique opportunities for Acton/Boxborough high school students to develop leadership and life skills through engagement with the community on various projects and initiatives that they create, develop, implement, and manage from inception to completion. DPYS will provide submission packet, funding (up to $1,000), coaching and mentorship, and work space as needed.

For more information please visit DPYS's U Project.