GO BACK TO SCHOOL
It's back-to-school time. Many locals offer conservatory classes or
special workshops to keep your skills sharp. The SAG Foundation
offers workshops across the country for all members, and you
can join many of them anytime via live stream or by viewing an
archived video of the event online. Visit sagaftra.org to find
a conservatory near you, and register at sagfoundation.org
to learn what the SAG Foundation has to offer.
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READ TO KIDS
Help young students learn the joy of
books by reading to them during the
upcoming school year. Sign up to be a
BookPAL through the SAG Foundation's
BookPALS (Performing Artists for
Literacy in Schools) program. Visit
sagfoundation.org/bookpals to find
out more.
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KNBC reporter Annette
Arreola reads for BookPALS
at a North Hollywood school.
There are a wealth of resources
available to members to help them
hone their skills and network.
LEARN ABOUT YOUR
LOCAL AND ATTEND A
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
OR ORIENTATION
Did you know that the New York
Local has a softball team? Or that
the Atlanta Local raises money for a
local food bank with an old-time radio
production? Check your local's Web
page for the latest information, including
membership meetings and member
orientations. Whether you've been a
member for a long time or are new to
SAG-AFTRA, these gatherings provide
important information for you to make
the most out of your membership. Visit
sagaftra.org/locals to find your local's
Web page.
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