Mini Mug and YES! Consent Workshops

  • November 15, 2024 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • The Painted Mug Cafe

    1527 Jackson Street
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19145
Ticket Price $20.00-$30.00 This event is now over
Description

Join us for 1 or both workshops:

10:00am-10:30am Consent for Kids Storytime

Join consent educator and former preschool teacher Isy Abraham-Raveson for storytime about consent and boundaries! We will read a short story, sing songs, and play games, all imparting the importance of being in charge of our own bodies and respecting others' bodies

10:30am-11:30am How to Talk to Kids About Consent

It's never too early to start building consent culture! Join Isy Abraham-Raveson from YES! for an interactive workshop! Caregivers will reflect on the messages they got as children about their bodily autonomy and identify the values they want to communicate to the kids in their lives. We will discuss best practices for building consent culture at home, and then practice identifying and utilizing teachable moments.

Rates:

$20 for 1 Class or $30 for both.

All tickets include open play in our playspace from 9am-12pm and free childcare during the adult workshop. Mini Mug Monthly Members get 50% off. Email or DM us to get the discount code.

Date & Time

Fri, Nov 15, 2024 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Venue Details

The Painted Mug Cafe

1527 Jackson Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19145 The Painted Mug Cafe
The Painted Mug Cafe

The Painted Mug Cafe, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a new performance space, venue for rent, and (soon-to-be) full-service café with espresso bar. ‘The Mug’ was developed by a collaborative team of queer artists seeking to serve and empower our LGBTQIA+ community through ambitious programming made accessible—physically and digitally. The café is on track to be worker-owned, and we will reinvest in the QTPOC and disabled artists of our city by prioritizing a shared narrative in our programming. ‘The Mug’ is an intentional LGBTQIA+ performance space and designed to decenter drugs and alcohol.

We seek to provide opportunities for growth for our member-artists, including access to work, talent-incubation, and professional development. We believe a performance space for queer artists designed by queer artists is as empowering as it is unique.

For our neighbors, we seek to be an LGBTQIA+ affirming asset of the community with great coffee, and the venue chosen to host those personal milestone events that will become lifelong happy memories.