Change is never easy, but the coronavirus pandemic has forced all of us to adapt to profound disruptions in our personal and professional lives. At our next AWC-SB Zoom meeting we’ll talk about change management. Join friends and colleagues for a Zoom session featuring local leaders who will offer insight into how local organizations are responding to the uncertainty created by COVID19. We’ll also have break out rooms so you can share experiences and insights into how you are managing change in your professional and personal life.

AWC-SB Members Free - Guests $10
Zoom link sent upon Registration, click here to register:
http://awcsb.org/june-10-meeting-managing-change/

Event Schedule:
5:30PM Doors Open for Connecting
5:45PM Speed Connect in Breakout Rooms
6PM Presenters
7PM After Meeting Connecting

Join Jesse Smith from White Buffalo Land Trust and other stakeholders from our community for an engaging conversation and Q + A about how our local food system is evolving for a resilient future.

Welcome to Bear Cave Comedy - This month all of our shows will have a special cause attached, this week we are working to support the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County.

What began as a modest storytelling collective in its founder’s living room has grown into an epic, nationwide phenomenon with a cult-like following. The Moth’s Mainstage events are the critically acclaimed storytelling group’s hottest tickets. Hand-picked Moth Mainstage all-stars will tie together the brilliant and the absurd for a spellbinding evening at the historic Lobero Theatre. Since each story is true and every voice authentic, the show dances between documentary and theater, creating a unique, intimate, and often enlightening experience for the audience.

TENDERLY: THE ROSEMARY CLOONEY MUSICAL
An Inspiring Musical

By Janet Yates Vogt and Mark Friedman
Directed by Jenny Sullivan
June 11–28, 2020

805 Undocufund & Interfaith Sanctuary Alliance are hosting a fundraiser Popcorn and Movie night. Join us for a free screening of the documentary "Stories Beyond Borders" via Zoom. Screening is free to attend but we will be raising funds for 805 Undocufund. Movie will be followed by a Q&A with 805 Undocufund Team. 6/15, 7-8:30PM RSVP at PopcornAndMovie.eventbrite.com to recive Zoom link. For more information about raising fund for our friends who are undocumented in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties please go to www.805undocufund.org

SUMMER SESSION FOR TEENS
June 15th - July 23rd
- Morning Session On Zoom -
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 11:00am - 12:30pm
- Afternoon Session -
Mondays and Thursdays on Zoom
2:00 - 3:30pm
Wednesdays Location TBD
2:00 - 4:00pm
If held IRL (in-real-life), we will observe consensus recommendations about social distancing and hygiene.

All emotions have intelligence, even the emotions that challenge us most. In these times of uncertainty, anxiety can often feel like an overwhelming grip, a narrowing of perception, a closing-in. In this dynamic, interactive online webinar, you will learn proven methods to transform out of your anxiety and get the opportunity to connect with others in community.

Be ready to help your neighbors and community in times of need.

Your time can make a real difference in people's lives; it's through the efforts of ordinary people that we can do extraordinary things!

Join us online to learn about Red Cross volunteer opportunities & how you can help during COVID-19.

The MIT Enterprise Forum is hosting a free virtual discussion on changing the working dynamic in response to COVID-19 on June 17.

Writers of all levels are invited to participate in this informal exploration of the Museum's galleries as an impetus to writing. Each session is led by a visiting writer/facilitator who begins with a conversation and prompts, partially inspired by works on view. Participants are free to write on their own and then reconvene as a group to share and comment on each other's work. Please bring a journal or notebook, laptop, or tablet on which to write.

Instructor: Kara Mae Brown, author of short stories & essays

The USS Conestoga, with 56 U.S. Navy sailors onboard, departed Mare Island in San Francisco Bay on March 25, 1921 for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and was never seen again. Ultimately the tug was located 2100 miles from where it was presumed lost, off Southeast Farallon Island outside the Golden Gate. This presentation will include underwater video of the wreck site and an interview with the granddaughter of the commanding officer that was lost with his ship. This is a Zoom Webinar presentation by Robert Schwemmer, West Coast Regional Maritime Heritage Coordinator for NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, who participated in the discovery of the USS Conestoga.