Community Calendar

Below is a calendar of events from various community partners. If you are interested in participating in any of the events, email the respective contact information at least one (1) week before event (unless otherwise stated). Communicate with your professor to verify that hours committed to these events will count toward your service hours for class.

April 2025

FRI

APR 11th

1-3PM

Slow Burns
LOCATION: Vivalon Healthy Aging Campus, 99 3rd Street, San Rafael, CA 94901, Auditorium
Free Film Screening and Q&A with Dr. Polliebith-Melander. Join Asian American Alliance of Marin in Partnership with Vivalon Healthy Aging Campus.

For more info: aaaliancemarin@gmail.com

Past Events

FRI

APR 4th

3-5PM

Pillars of Community

LOCATION: San Marcos Studio 2 at Dominican

Help paint a pillar in honor of Community Engagement at Dominican along with our EDJE fellows (I believe food will be served!) RSVP HERE

TUES

APR 1st

11-12PM

Strengthening Communities

LOCATION: CDE First Floor, Conference Room 123 (Dominican Library Bldg)

Advocating with Immigrant Families in Schools and Communities in Service-Learning. RSVP HERE

This will be a supportive space to share your service-learning experience working with immigrant families. We will also discuss important scenarios where we may need to exercise our rights in the community and schools. Our Latino Studies minor students will provide key resources and guide us through interactive scenarios.

SUN

MAR 30TH

1-4PM

Multicultural Center of Marin Presents: César Chávez Day
LOCATION: MCM, 709 5th Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901
This event will feature live music, food, and interactive stations focused on herbalism, art, dancing, and teach-ins that celebrate the legacy of César Chávez and community empowerment. Please let us know if you would like to participate or volunteer - ALL DOMINICAN STUDENTS WANTED!
For more information: KRAMIREZ@MULTICULTURALMARIN.ORG

FRI

MAR 28TH

3-5PM

exiled

LOCATION: Dominican - Garden Room, Edgehill Mansion, 75 Magnolia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901

Free Film Screening and Q&A with Dr. Polliebith-Melander, moderated by Dr. Rosalie Chen “exiled” is an ethnographic film on the deportation of Southeast Asian Refugees. It explores the myriad struggles of Cambodian refugees as they survived the Vietnam War, the Khmer Rouge, relocation to the U.S., and navigating the criminal justice and immigration systems. RSVP HERE

THURS

MAR 27TH

10-2:00PM

Y-Plan/Laurel Dell Dominican Visit

Skip the Talk, walk the walk! Be a role model and help us host an unforgettable elementary school visit. Let's show them the power of education! Let us know if you'd like to help host visit/tour of Dominican for students involved in the Y-Plan project coming from Laurel Dell elementary school. Sign Up Here!

THURS

MAR 27TH

7PM

"Healing Through a Dream"

LOCATION: Smith Rafael Film Center (1118 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA)

Join CAFILM Education for an evening celebrating immigrant voices through visualand spoken storytelling.

THURS

MAR 20TH

12:30-1:30PM

Reading Matters: Education Equity & Literacy

LOCATION: Dominican - First Floor of Center for Dominican Experience

Join us for a casual luncheon to learn more about the vital programming offered by some of our passionate community partners. RSVP HERE

TUES

MAR 18TH

3-5pm

Presente Dominican Visit

Host visit/tour of Dominican for high school students coming from Presente, a program offered by Multicultural Center of Marin

November 2024

De-Segregation and Equity Series

Nov 12th, (at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy, MPR) "The District's De-Segregation Work & Commitment to Student Success." Join us for a historical presentation by David Duncan, PhD Candidate of History at UCSC, BBC's 1970 documentary "Man Alive: The Mood of America," and a panel discussion. Doors open at 5pm, dinner and reception is from 5-6pm, and the program is from 6-8pm. This event is hosted by the Sausalito Marin City School District & Partners. Location: 200 Phillips Drive, Marin City, CA 94965, MPR, 5-8pm

Make Your Voice Heard

Multiple Dates & Times available, (in person or on Zoom) "Speak Your Mind." Join us for open conversations on equity and inclusion at DUC with La Vida Team. Why Participate? Your experiences will help enhance student support services and promote inclusivity on campus. Lunch provided for all in-person sessions. Scan QR code to sign up. Location: To ensure everyone feels in a safe space, discussions will be organized by race/ethnicity, with options for in-person and Zoom participation.

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