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March 2026 Announcements
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for parents/caregivers/families
family resource hour with allcove Palo Alto
Fri, Mar 20 @ 5 pm
allcove Palo Alto (2741 Middlefield Rd, Suite 102)
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Are you a parent or guardian looking for the best methods to support your youth? Drop by allcove Palo Alto to get guidance and resources from our mental health professionals.
Community Circle: Helping Parents Talk About Teen Suicide
Thurs, Mar 26 @ 6 pm
650 Clark Way, Palo Alto
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Join Children’s Health Council’s clinicians in a workshop designed to support parents with practical guidance and conversational skills to talk with teens about mental health and suicide prevention.
Chalo Baatein Karen (“Let’s Just Talk”) Community Dialogue: Closing the Communication Gap At Home
Sun, Mar 29 @ 3 pm
Newark Library (37055 Newark Blvd., Newark)
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We will explore what stress looks like for teens, what it brings up for parents, and why communication can feel harder than it should. Together, we will talk about how love and frustration can exist at the same time and how conversations at home can start to feel lighter.
for all/community
2026 Project Cornerstone Asset Champions Awards Breakfast
Fri, Mar 27 @ 7:30am
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Join us for the 2026 Asset Champions Awards Breakfast as we recognize and celebrate the inspiring individuals, schools and organizations in Silicon Valley who are dedicated to empowering our youth and building a brighter future for the next generation. Habrá interpretación simultánea en vivo al español.
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March 2026 Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) events
3rd Annual Trans Week of Visibility
March 23 – 31, 2026
Join Outlet, San Mateo County Pride, and many community partners in celebrating the third annual Trans Week of Visibility! The world is trying to tell us we don’t belong – so we’re creating an entire week just for YOU! Join us in celebrating the beauty, strength, and visibility of our trans, gender diverse, and non-binary community!
Register for events: https://tinyurl.com/SMCPCTWOV2026
Family Mixer for Parents & Caregivers of Trans Youth
Mon, Mar 23 @ 6 pm
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An evening of connection for parents and caregivers of trans and gender-diverse youth. Families can meet others on similar journeys, learn about legal rights and resources, and hear from experienced parents and community members. This is a family-friendly event with space for both caregivers and youth.
Legal Name & Gender Change Workshop
Wed, March 25 @ 6pm
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A practical workshop guiding participants through the step-by-step process of updating identity documents. Staff and volunteers will help participants understand requirements, complete paperwork, and answer questions.
Becoming More Visibly You: Gender Affirmation Workshop
Thurs, Mar 26 @ 5 pm
allcove San Mateo
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A hands-on workshop focused on gender affirmation and self-expression, including:
• Free gender-affirming supplies (binders, trans tape, packers, breast forms, etc.)
• Makeup and contouring guidance from trans artists
• Hair and grooming consultations
• Voice training tips
• A gender-affirming closet with free clothing, makeup, and accessories
Belonging in Nature: Sunset Hike at Mori Point
Fri, Mar 27 @ 5:45 pm
Mori Point
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In partnership with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, join us for a community sunset hike along the coast—an opportunity to connect with nature and each other.
Glitter & Glam: An Intro to Drag
Sat, Mar 28 @ 2:30 pm
Peninsula Jewish Community Center
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Drag has long been part of the fight for LGBTQ+ liberation. This fun, beginner-friendly event invites participants to learn the basics of drag makeup and performance, then debut their looks in a celebratory show.
Schedule:
• Drag workshop: 2:30–3:45 PM
• Glitter & Glam performance: 4:00 PM
Makeup, shoes, and limited clothing will be provided—though participants are welcome to bring their own supplies.
Pronouns 101 Workshop
Sun, Mar 29 @ 10:30 am
Belmont Public Library + Online
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A beginner-friendly workshop exploring what pronouns are, why they matter, and how to respectfully ask and use them. Through discussion, videos, and interactive practice, participants will gain confidence navigating pronouns in everyday life.
Trans Day of Visibility: Be-YOU-tiful Celebration
Tues, Mar 31 @ 5:30 pm
Cañada College Cultural Center
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Our week concludes with a joyful community celebration featuring:
• Music and a DJ
• Snacks and refreshments
• Space to gather and celebrate authenticity together
Honor Trans Day of Visibility at colleQTIve
Fri, Mar 30 @ 12pm
RSVP required
Join us to recognize and celebrate our local trans and gender diverse community, and the critical gender affirming care services in Santa Clara County! RSVP required – thank you for helping us keep this space safe.
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April and May 2026 events
for all/community
Apr 11 and May 9 @ 10 AM –Second Saturday at Gamble Garden
Fun for the whole family! Guided tours, Storytime, horticultural resources, arts & crafts, scavenger hunt, and education stations! April highlights Native Plants and Earth Month. May highlights Flowers, Mental Health Awareness, and Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage.
Apr 14 @ 4 pm – Adolescent Counseling Services (ACS) Open House
Hear from ACS’s new Executive Director Dr. Doug Styles! Learn about ACS’s Community Counseling Program On-Campus Counseling Program, ASAT Program, and Outlet.
Apr 19 @ 2 pm – YCS Community Impact Exhibit
Showcasing the array of youth-led community service accomplishments from the past year including Community Building & Early Childhood, Connection & Art, Environment, Healthcare for All, Mental Health, Public Health, and Suicide Prevention.
Apr 25 @ 3:30 pm – Kara’s Spring Fundraiser: It’s Okay to Laugh!
Celebrate our community of HOPE and nearly 50 years of Kara’s compassionate care for those who are grieving.
Apr 29 @ 5 pm – Acknowledge Alliance Forget-Me-Not: Fields of Hope
Celebrate and build community as we explore ways to empower youth to thrive and honor our outstanding educators and community leaders.
May 1 @ 10 am – Caminar Teen and Family Wellness Center
Caminar will be hosting a celebration at its new teen and family wellness center at 375 Cambridge in Palo Alto, highlighting clinical care services and celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month. Questions: WGarrish@caminar.org.
May 4 & 18 @ 10 am – Be Sensitive, Be Brave for Mental Health with India Community Center
May 11 & May 27 @ 10 am– Be Sensitive, Be Brave for Suicide Prevention with India Community Center
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India Community Center and Santa Clara County are offering free culturally infused suicide prevention and mental health workshops for the Hindi speaking community! Learn how to spot signs of emotional distress; ask if someone is considering suicide sensitively and confidently; and respond to community needs and decrease stigma.
May 16 @ 10:30 am – Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services and AACI’s Prevention Services Resource Fair
youth-specific spaces
Teen & Young Adult Focus Groups with the Jed Foundation
Mon, Mar 23 @ 6 pm: Young adult (18-30)
Tues, Mar 24 @ 6 pm: Teen (13-17)
Thurs, Mar 26 @ 6 pm: Young adult (18-30)
ALL virtual options!
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Youth are invited to share thoughts on mental health topics and preferred methods of support for the community. The Jed Foundation is a national organization dedicated to protecting emotional health and preventing suicide among teens and young adults in the United States. The City of Palo Alto and the Jed Foundation would appreciate hearing from youth to gain insight into mental health issues and suicide prevention in our community!
Creative Self-Care for Challenging Times
Tues, Mar 31 @ 5 pm
Palo Alto Art Center (1313 Newell Rd., Palo Alto)
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All teens are invited to learn how to use creativity and self-expression during difficult times as a means to practice self-care. Art activities include Circle of Meaning, Postcard to Self, Body Mapping, and Open Project.
allcove Palo Alto’s monthly event calendar!
Every month, allcove Palo Alto’s free events cover a spectrum of activities for youth (ages 12-25) to build community and/or have a space for themselves. There are some family workshops, too!