Event Categories: Community Events

Learn a richer, more contextual understanding of our shared historical narrative. This multi-media, interactive presentation includes:

• LGBTQ visual history exhibit
• Never-heard-before voices of LGBTQ champions
• Fascinating primary and secondary sources
• LGBTQ History Mystery game
• Demystifying the evolving language connected to the LGBTQ community

For more information about Lowell’s LGTBQ Pride Month and Upcoming Events please visit: https://www.greaterlowellhealthalliance.org/greater-lowell-pride-2018/

Watch the PSA for the event here.

Do you feel stressed, depressed, anxious or overwhelmed? Learn how to take charge of your health and get your life back by managing your mental well-being.

Presented by Lowell General Hospital’s Center for Community Health and Wellness, in conjunction with the Parker Memorial Library.

Registration is required.

We are blessed with many champions who support quality early childhood education. Please join us as we kick off a summer of reading for Lowell’s children at the second annual “Kids Summer BookFest” and salute these outstanding champions.

On behalf of Project LEARN, and Eastern Bank’s Central Street Branch in Lowell, you are invited to:

A Salute to Early Childhood Champions
Thank You Reception
Thursday, June 7th 3:00-3:30pm
Eastern Bank (50 Central Street)

Our champion readers include:

Dacey Zouzas, local tv host and producer, writer for “The Z List”
Marian Ryan, Middlesex County District Attorney
Susan Levine, CEO, Lowell Community Health Center
Ken Lavallee, head of security, Enterprise Bank, former Lowell Chief of Police
Christa Brown, actress and content manager, Entrepreneurship for All
Sreypov Vary, program manager, Cambodian Mutual Assistance Assc.

Bring your family and stay for the free Kids Summer BookFest, 3:30-6:00p.m.

RSVP for the reception here: https://conta.cc/2wOmKNc

Warm regards,

LZ Nunn
Project LEARN

Thomas “Doc” Daugherty
Eastern Bank

Cost-Quality-Pay. The early education field struggles to balance all three. How do we compensate workers fairly and contain costs? How can we expand access in an era of limited public investment? Join this ½ day forum to examine promising approaches to these complex issues.

Please join the Boston VA Federal Women’s Program for the second Guest Lecture Series discussion, featuring Cecilia McVey, Associate Director for Nursing/Patient Care Services. Join your fellow VA colleagues and hear Ms. McVey discuss the importance and advantages of mentoring.