Wednesday, March 26

Engage in conversations about important issues with your fellow MCC students! Topics will include disability rights, voting, AI, and more. Discussions will be facilitated by students for students.

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Wednesday, March 19

Join us for a Bags to Beds event, where we'll transform plastic grocery bags into durable, handmade sleeping mats for individuals experiencing homelessness. This hands-on service project not only helps reduce plastic waste but also provides a meaningful way to support those in need.

No experience is necessary; just bring yourself and a willingness to help! We'll provide all the materials and guide you through the process of cutting, looping, and crocheting plastic into mats. Whether you stay for a few minutes or the whole session, your effort will make a difference.

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The Lost and Found Sale offers students and community members the opportunity to purchase items that have been found and remain unclaimed over time. The goal of this event is to sell these items at affordable prices. Available items may include clothing, electronics, accessories, books, and more.

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From Campus to Capitol: A Student's Guide to State Legislature

*Workshop

1 to 5 pm

Join us for an interactive workshop on how to navigate the state legislature, advocate for causes, and make an impact! Learn the basics of lobbying, craft a persuasive pitch, and practice your advocacy skills. RVSP includes a free headshot and professional attire assistance.

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From Campus to Capitol: A Student's Guide to State Legislature

*Capitol Visit

Join us to explore the Arizona State Capitol, meet with elected officials, and learn how state government operates!

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This interactive workshop explores the intersection of art and civic engagement, empowering participants to express their voices through creativity. Attendees will learn how art has been used as a tool for advocacy and community impact, then have time to create their own art pieces reflecting what civic engagement means to them. No prior art experience is needed, just a passion for making a difference!

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