KCB Family Consulting Center:
Kinetic Civic Education
Outside of Queens KCE
Learn how to keep up with the issues in government and how to encourage others to advocate
How can your child become a leader of tomorrow? Be part of the Robert Moses Intern program where people get ten hours of tailored leadership building by interacting with a New York City and your home district over zoom. We hold classes and have schedules on the website. Please reach out to kineticciviceducation@gmail.com or call 646-895-4909.
Do you want your child to enter a higher institution well this will be a great opportunity for them to put on their resume!
Why Become a KCE member?
As a KCE member you will get exclusive access to intimate speaker series focusing on workforce topics: Engineering + Technology, Public Service + Law, Consulting, Finance, and Health Care.
American Born: We are trying to work with the city to get free passes to use for civic work, students can obtain a pass for a LIR ride. $40/hour. If you are a Queens resident you get $30/hour.
3-month program(Queens): $300
3-month program (Non-Queens): $400
American Made: Immigrants can request language advocacy and we will translate these resources with an expert so you can get the help you need. You are allowed to barter with a service that you have medium-high quality skills or pay $40/ hour. If you are a Queens resident you get a discount which then amounts to: $30/hour.
3-month program(Queens): $300
3-month program (Non-Queens): $400
American Visitors: $15/hour but you have to gather with more people at least five
3-month program(Queens): $150
How can other communities help?
The answer:
Show how wealthier resourced communities can provide a space for their community members to learn about The Sixth and the people of this community can interact with your child. We are always thinking about the values we hope to instill in the leaders of our world through the knowledge and advice we give to our citizens.
Education, Health, Technology, Insurance, City Services are central to our survival. The strength of our foundational support, societal trunk, will allow folks to console themselves by acquiring knowledge.
Civic Engagement with KCEducators
Focus on school Honor Societies providing an avenue of support to communities sharing the same similar values for education. This is a way to equip future leaders by getting exposed to various demographics and keeping these nuances in mind when they are in management positions. These KCEducators in their Adolescence Stage will help restructure the Queens Public Library System by modeling over the success of an your home district. We recruit students to join classes that tailor their individual journey but include moments to civically engage to that it is an intersectional experience.
Queens Public Library has to be prideful that “in 1977, it became the first public library in the nation to provide comprehensive programs and services for new Americans, and now has a vast digital and written collection that includes sources of information in over 200 languages”, however, we want to make formal connections with other people who are interested in the act of learning.
