Events

Human Rights Tea

This December is the 75th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. To celebrate, the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council and the Concord Public Library are co-sponsoring a tea in the Goodwin Forum in the Main Library on Sunday, December 10th at 2pm.
We will start with a short history of the declaration after which we will present the 2023 Climate For Freedom Award to Dignity in Asylum.
Dignity in Asylum, (DIAS), supports asylum seekers during the complicated process of applying and waiting for asylum.
DIAS was founded to offer free housing and community support to people seeking asylum. Apart from a room for each supported asylum seeker, they also provide daily meals, transportation to lawyers’ and doctors’ appointments, English classes and overall support.
This event is free and open to the public.
Please join us.

Discover Concord Girl Scouts (K) – Band Together with Trolls

Girl Scouts and DreamWorks TROLLS BAND TOGETHER are teaming up to explore the Girl Scout Law in a whole new way: from a Troll’s-eye view! Trolls are cheerful, helpful, caring, responsible, brave, and so much more. In other words, they’re a lot like Girl Scouts!

Concord kindergarteners and their adults are invited to join us to learn all about Girl Scouts and how YOU can participate as we do a fun activity from the Trolls It Takes Two Activity Challenge on Thursday, February 8th, at 6:15 PM in the Concord Free Public Library lower level meeting room. Please confirm your attendance at gsema.org/eventrsvp2.

Unlock a limited-edition fun patch by completing the Girl Scouts’ Trolls It Takes Two Challenge. Anyone can participate! Download the free activity sheet to do at home on your own, or with your Girl Scout friends. Visit GIRLSCOUTS.ORG/TROLLS.

Unable to attend or have an older child and want to learn more? Please visit gsema.org/moreinfo, and a council staff member will be in touch.

Discover Concord Girl Scouts (K) – Band Together with Trolls

Girl Scouts and DreamWorks TROLLS BAND TOGETHER are teaming up to explore the Girl Scout Law in a whole new way: from a Troll’s-eye view! Trolls are cheerful, helpful, caring, responsible, brave, and so much more. In other words, they’re a lot like Girl Scouts!

Concord kindergarteners and their adults are invited to join us to learn all about Girl Scouts and how YOU can participate as we do a fun activity from the Trolls It Takes Two Activity Challenge on Thursday, February 15th, at 6:15 PM in the Concord Free Public Library lower level meeting room. Please confirm your attendance at gsema.org/eventrsvp2.

Unlock a limited-edition fun patch by completing the Girl Scouts’ Trolls It Takes Two Challenge. Anyone can participate! Download the free activity sheet to do at home on your own, or with your Girl Scout friends. Visit GIRLSCOUTS.ORG/TROLLS.

Unable to attend or have an older child and want to learn more? Please visit gsema.org/moreinfo, and a council staff member will be in touch.