UNICEF/SCCS Minutes
9/10/2007
Started 8:35 pm.
I. Signed up people to recruit at Dwight Hall Bazaar
II. Trick-or-Treat: 4 parts
a. Dining halls– last year, wore orange, played Michael JacksonŐs Thriller on boombox, had life-size UNICEF box costume
i. Speaking about our success: ŇIt was the Thriller. ItŐs so odd to play Thriller to raise money for children.Ó –Roshan
b. Go into local schools
c. Members take boxes
d. Place in restaurants
III. Heiffer Fund – Libbey Davis
IV. HeadStart presentations
a. HeadStart is a program to get kids 3-5 years old ready for school – wants extra programs for children like music, art, etc.
b. In past- Music presentations: made shakers with beans and bottles, did rhythmic patterns, played different music from around world
c. Location: Brewster Sq., Olive St., 10 min. walk
V. Cornell/SCCS-Kristjiana
a. Collaborate with them?
VI. Other ideas?
a. Spelling Bee
b. Game night
c. WorldŐs largest Twister – contact Guinness: Nikki
d. ChildrenŐs Awareness Week in place of Africa Week
i. Letter writing campaigns
ii. 24 hr. event e.g. danceathon
iii. Mile of Change
iv. Collaborate with organizers of middle school dance last year – Pam
v. International ChildrenŐs Day – Dec.
vi. ChildrenŐs Storytelling Day
vii. Yale ChildrenŐs Theater
viii. Partners in Health director– Ophelia Dahl, daughter of Roald Dahl
ix. Invite children
x. Costume contest
xi. Workshops- balloon making, chunky monkey, carnival
xii. Saybrook Orchestra childrenŐs concert – Dec., 1000s kids brought to campus
xiii. Speakers/Presenters: Raffi (Roshan), Sesame Street, J.K. Rowling, R.L Stine, Partners in Health director– Ophelia Dahl, daughter of Roald Dahl, Teacher Prep/Child Development professors,
xiv. Roosevelt Institution – Public Education reform
VII. Broke into committees: Trick-or-Treat, HeadStart, ChildrenŐs Week