McKenna Cheverier is the Neighborhoods and Families Coordinator for the Department of Leisure, Family, and Recreation. She began working with the town as an intern during her senior year at UConn. McKenna completed her bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Sciences with a minor in Urban and Community Studies.
As we enter the chilly month of December, it’s important to find meaningful hobbies that allow us to stay warm, cozy & happy. One way to achieve this is through the creation of delicious home-cooked meals.
Are you looking to give back to your community? The month of November is known for sparking feelings of gratitude and reminding us to help those in need. As the year comes to an end, we reflect on our friendships, family, stability, careers, community, and so much more.
November marks American Diabetes Awareness Month. Though it is a time to cheer on those who are battling this epidemic, it is not meant to be a month of celebration. The main objective of American Diabetes Month is drawing attention to the 38 million Americans that live with this chronic disease, and to encourage people to join the fight against Diabetes through support, advocacy and education.
With our world constantly evolving, the importance of fostering cultural competency in parenting methods has become increasingly more apparent. The moral skillset of embracing diverse perspectives, traditions, and values has been shown to be necessary in setting children up for success both inside and outside of the classroom, as well as in their future careers. Though many schools utilize culturally responsive teaching and integrate cultural competency into their curricula, it is important to begin this teaching in your own home.
With our world constantly evolving, the importance of fostering cultural competency in parenting methods has become increasingly more apparent. The moral skillset of embracing diverse perspectives, traditions, and values has been shown to be necessary in setting children up for success both inside and outside of the classroom, as well as in their future careers. Though many schools utilize culturally responsive teaching and integrate cultural competency into their curricula, it is important to begin this teaching in your own home.
On July 30th, 2024, we celebrate the International Day of Friendship across the globe. Though this holiday is not extremely well-known, it is a wonderful opportunity to emphasize how friendship can foster a sense of community between individuals from all cultures and backgrounds.
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