Community Engagement
At All Ways Learning, we believe that transformation takes root in the heart of the community. It’s where voices are heard, dreams are nurtured, and kindness becomes a shared language. Community Is Where Change Begins
At All Ways Learning, we believe that true transformation starts with connection. When people come together—with open hearts and a shared vision—extraordinary things happen.
This space is devoted to celebrating the power of community engagement: uplifting voices, honoring intergenerational wisdom, and making a lasting difference through kindness, creativity, and collaboration.
Because when one person takes action, a ripple begins. And when a community rises together, we create waves of hope the world can feel. Through signature initiatives like Grandparents Day: A Celebration of Family and Waves of Kindness, we invite people of all ages to come together—creating meaningful connections, inspiring compassion, and making a lasting difference in the lives of others.
Grandparents Day
Ever felt like you lived in a neighborhood, but didn’t really didn’t know your neighbors? Didn’t feel connected? Didn’t even know your neighbor’s name?
Sure. We might wave “Hi” but have you ever really had a conversation beyond the usual, “How’s it going?”
This feeling of wanting to get more of a sense of connection with the people in my own neighborhood really haunted me. One day, I realized that I might be standing in line at the grocery store and not know if anyone in that line was my neighbor!
Fast forward, to the Grandparents Day event proclaimed in 1979 by then President Jimmy Carter to the birth of 2023 Grandparents Day—Celebration of Family in Mather, California. Check out the pictures to see how a community comes together to play, have fun, and get connected. For more information on how you can organize a Grandparents Day event like this, contact dr.marlena@allwayslearning.org
Whether you’re a parent, educator, neighbor, or simply someone who believes in the power of people, you’re welcome here.
A BIT OF HISTORY
The National Council of Breakfast Clubs
would like to acknowledge the California Department of Education for its outstanding commitment to the statewide effort to launch of a new collaborative online campaign, “Advance Social and Emotional Learning in California,” to engage educators, school leaders, and families in a wider conversation about how to advance, elevate, and spur action on Social and Emotional Learning.
Tony Thurmond, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
“The social and emotional well-being of our students has always been important. Now more than ever, it needs to be an integral aspect of distance learning practices. This campaign will allow educators to not only share their current strategies, but participate in conversations that will impact social and emotional learning decisions moving forward.“
FUN!
Want fun, interactive activities for you and your family designed to build communication, strength, character, and resiliency?

