Come attend a free lecture on the connections between media, children and health. Sophie Godley, Clinical Assistant Professor of Public Health at Boston University, will help facilitate a discussion with parents about how we manage different (possibly conflicting) views about media and how to negotiate and talk to one another about media.
Sophie is an engaging speaker and works often with parents and schools. We invite you to spend some time thinking and talking about this important issue that is rapidly changing the world we live in. Adults only. Free.
Cape Ann Waldorf School has been serving children on the North Shore for 27 years and is part of an organization of Waldorf schools throughout the country. The school draws its students from more than twenty communities north of Boston.
The school’s 10-acre campus is located on Moraine Farm in Beverly—170 acres of protected forest, meadows and farmland. The school’s non-profit neighbors at Moraine Farm include The Trustees of Reservations, who operate a community supported agriculture program, and Project Adventure, a leader in experiential adventure-based educational programs.
Visit CapeAnnWaldorf.org to learn more about the school, its curriculum, community, and partners.
When:
Thursday, October 24, 2013 from 7-9 p.m.
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Phone:
978-927-1936
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