Rock Ur Stuff & Make It Happen - International Women's Day 2015!
Date and time
Location
Pico Youth & Family Center
715 Pico Boulevard Santa Monica, CA 90405Description
In honor of International Women’s Day, PYFC and Girls PACT invites young women ages 15-24 to Rock Ur Stuff and Make It Happen on Saturday, March 7th from 1:00PM—4:00PM at Pico Youth & Family Center, located at 715 Pico Blvd. (next to SaMo High) in Santa Monica.
Admission is FREE, but donations are welcome!
Doors Open at 1:00PM. Activities Start at 1:30PM. Day Ends at 4:00PM!
Join us the whole day for the best International Women's Day experience!
Our #MakeItHappen Agenda:
1:00PM: Check-In & Open Mic Sign-ups
1:30PM: Keynote Speaker
1:45PM: Guest Performers
2:15PM: Open Mic!
2:45PM: Mingle Break
3:00PM: Rock Ur Stuff & Make It Happen Activity!
3:45PM: Wrap-Up
4:00PM: Leaving Time
FAQs
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
Our Rock Ur Stuff and Make It Happen event in honor of International Women's Day is for young women ages 15-24.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
Parking is limited at Pico Youth and Family Center. Please consider public transportation and car pooling.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
Be sure to bring your "Rock Ur Stuff!" talents! The event is designed to engage active participation and we welcome performers for our open mic portion of the afternoon. If you would like to exhibit your talent, please be prepared with instruments, poems, music, songs, etc.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
If you are interested in performing, please contact michelle@girlspact.org with any questions. If you know someone that is interested in being a guest performer at the event, please have him/her contact michelle@girlspact.org with any questions.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Girls PACT is GREEN! It is not necessary to bring your printed ticket to the event.
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The relationship with yourself sets the tone for every relationship you have.
We are a Los Angeles-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that awakens the power of self-worth and cultivates lifelong tools that strengthen relationships, on and offline.
Studies show that technology is having emotional implications on society, particularly our young people ages 16-24. The excessive media consumption is linked to less happiness, less social skills, less sense of community (FOMO is real!), and less mental stability. All of these issues contribute to low-self worth, which directly impacts relationships. We have real conversations with young people about friendships, dating, conflict-resolution, intimacy and consent, emphasizing the power of honoring our self-worth.
By honoring ourselves - our values, our wants, our expectations and our boundaries - we can create happy, healthy and fulfilling relationships in our community.