As part of our Passage Connect events, we were very grateful when Centre LGBTIQ+ Cigale agreed to help us understand the complex subject of ‘identity’ that is crucial to our relationship with our children and the young people we care for as professionals. This is such an important and complex
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Body, Gender, and Sexual Orientation: How We Identify Ourselves and How Our Identities Can Change Over a Lifetime.
As part of our Passage Connect events, we were very grateful when Centre LGBTIQ+ Cigale agreed to help us understand the complex subject of ‘identity’ that is crucial to our relationship with our children and the young people we care for as professionals. Passage’s very own Lynn Frank summarises the talk for us in the first part of this 2-part blog series.
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Welcome to Passage
Passage is a parent support group and social network for parents and professionals related to the field of health, education and children’s social development in Luxembourg.
We aim to provide a forum in Luxembourg for a vibrant community of parents and practitioners to exchange information and discuss the challenges of modern-day parenting.
See our NEW PassageParents twitter for the latest news and updates!
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Upcoming Passage Connect Evening: Grief, Loss and Covid
Join Libby Kramer and Lynn Frank for an interactive and informative evening of discussion on how to cope and help our kids cope with grief and loss in the time of COVID-19.
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Rites of Passage
At the heart of our website is our ‘Rites of Passage’ section that takes parents on a developmental journey from conception to children leaving home. We have created a roadmap for parents to help guide them through the physical, mental, emotional and social changes their children will go through on the passage to adulthood.
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NEW – We Are On Twitter!
For all the latest Passage news and updates of events, please check our NEW twitter feed on www.twitter.com/PassageParents
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Watch Steven Frank at the “Keeping History Alive” Seminar
On Wednesday 22nd April, Passage hosted a unique evening seminar entitled “Keeping History Alive” with a special guest speaker. Steven Frank, a Dutch Jew and one of only 93 children who survived the atrocities at Thereienstadt, told the fascinating story about his grim and harrowing experiences in the Czech concentration camp during the Second World War.
In the meantime, here is a video of Steven’s talk and a brief account of the evening’s events for your reference.
PASSAGE SUPPORT MEETING
Great news, we are back with new support meetings in 2022:
Monday, 17th January
Monday, 21st February
Monday, 21st March
Monday, 18th April
Monday, 16th May
Monday, 20th June
Hope to see you there!
To learn more, CLICK HERE
PASSAGE CONNECT EVENING
GRIEF, LOST and COVID
on Thursday, 10th February 2022
7.30pm-9pm
Join Libby Kramer and Lynn Frank for an interactive and informative evening of discussion on how to cope and help our kids cope with grief and loss in the time of COVID-19.
To learn more, CLICK HERE
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We are very excited to announce our next Passage Event on Thursday 10th February at 7:30pm: A discussion led by Libby Kramer and Lynn Frank on coping with grief and loss. This is a hybrid event, you can be a part of the conversation in person* or connect remotely. We
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