INTRO TO CHANGEMAKING: Civics Training for Parents & Teens

How do we create change?

People of all ages ask this question when they see a problem in their community and want to make a difference. Change can take many forms, from advocacy and civic engagement to volunteering and grassroots action. But where do you start?

In partnership with Pebble Tossers, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights invites you to Intro to Changemaking, a two-hour program designed for teens and the adults who support them. Together, you’ll explore how change happens, learn the basics of civic engagement, and discover meaningful ways to get involved in the issues that matter to you.

Join us on November 21 for this interactive experience and leave with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration to make a difference in your community.

About Pebble Tossers

Pebble Tossers is Metro Atlanta’s leading youth service-learning nonprofit with a mission to provide youth with a comprehensive path to leadership development through service to others, from preschool to graduation. We equip youth with the skills to empower their community through age-appropriate service opportunities and programming, infused with a unique service-learning curriculum focused on social-emotional learning, social justice, and positive psychology. To learn more, visit www.pebbletossers.org.