Reading and Leading Program: "La Vida" Crafting Life Skills Series

About this event

Join us for La Vida, a transformative program led by Changemaker intern Evin AMR. This engaging series is designed to set a foundation for self-care, independence, and essential life skills for children. Through hands-on activities and interactive lessons, participants will develop key skills in cooking, cleaning, hygiene, problem-solving, and creativity.

Inspired by Evin’s own childhood experiences, La Vida is built on the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to learn essential life skills in a supportive, community-driven environment. Each session will reinforce education, confidence, and self-sufficiency, ensuring that no child feels alone on their journey to independence.

🌟 What to Expect:

• Engaging workshops on practical life skills
• A safe, supportive, and interactive learning space
• Hands-on activities that empower and inspire
• A strong sense of community and guidance

📅 Event Schedule

📝 Learning Strategies
📍 March 8, 2025 | 5:00 PM | Rohi’s Readery Activity Room

🧼 Cleanse & Hygiene
📍 April 12, 2025 | 5:00 PM | Rohi’s Readery Activity Room

🎨 Arts in Action
📍 May 10, 2025 | 4:30 PM | Rohi’s Readery Activity Room + Outside

🔧 Repairing & Crafting
📍 June 7, 2025 | 4:00 PM | Rohi’s Readery Activity Room + Outside

👩‍🍳 Culinary & Baking
📍 July 12, 2025 | 4:00 PM | Rohi’s Readery Activity Room

About Evin Molina:

Evin, a senior at Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, is a visionary fashion designer who has:
👗 Created annual fashion shows celebrating culture and creativity.
🌎 Produced collections inspired by his Mexican and Honduran roots.
🤝 United communities through unforgettable events that honor identity and inclusivity.

✨ “My language allows me to create, understand my power, and embrace my love. I hope to share my wonders with the world and produce events that bring communities together.” – Evin

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About our Reading + Leading Little Revolutionaries Program :

Age Range: All Ages- Activities vary in age range

Program Description:

A free monthly program that offers the community a diverse range of activities including cooking, gardening, dance, STEAM, writing, art and music, all designed to enrich their literacy learning experience. This program encourages children to explore their passions, facilitate ongoing self-discovery, while developing leadership skills and fostering a sense of community.

About Rohi's:

"We read something We learn something We share it with the world!"

If there is an accommodation you are seeking for the event please let us know.

Our goal is to facilitate spaces for inclusion and empowerment.

Rohi’s Readery is an award winning social justice driven children's bookstore and learning center dedicated to critical literacy that promotes inclusivity and diversity by honoring historically marginalized communities.

Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3, a non-profit initiative by Rohi's Readery, honors historically marginalized communities through a multigenerational literacy learning approach.

Programming is FREE (paid for by Rohi's Liberation Station) unless otherwise stated on the event site. Donations are appreciated and will go back into Educational Programming and Services.

Givebutter: https://givebutter.com/0U9zbs

See you soon Revolutionary Readers!

Our Code of Conduct:

(Credit: Adapted from ABA Children’s Institute DEIA Guide)

Rohi’s Readery (including Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3) is committed to making your experience as inclusive and accessible as possible. While we can’t create a comprehensive guide, we welcome feedback and suggestions to improve the experience of this space.

Rohi’s Readery (including Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3) is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience and environment for everyone, regardless of race; sex; national origin; religion (or lack thereof); age; ethnicity; color; gender; gender identity and/or expression; neurodiversity; sexual orientation; marital, civil union, or domestic partnership status; past or present military service; physical, mental, or sensory disability; national, social, or ethnic origin; socioeconomic status; pregnancy; family or parental status and/or genetic information (including family medical history); physical appearance; or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment, discrimination, or other unwelcome or unlawful behavior on the basis of any of these characteristics.

We reserve the right to ask you to leave the space if you do not comply with the code of conduct.