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Community Interest Programs
SC Johnson is excited to bring another year of Community Interest Programs to the Golden Rondelle Theater at the company’s corporate headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin. The first in-person program will be held in September 2022 – bookmark this page and check back frequently as new programs will be added often.
- The Golden Rondelle lobby will open 1 hour in advance; theater doors will open approximately 30 minutes before the program begins.
- If you have a question, email Rondelle@scj.com or call 262-260-2154. Leave a message, and your call will be returned.
- RSVP to reserve your spot at: www.scjohnson.com/CIPreservations
Not Enough Apologies: Trauma Stories
This documentary explores the lasting effects of traumatic experiences on children and adults, and new responses to advocating for and assisting those with trauma.
This documentary explores the lasting effects of traumatic experiences on children and adults, and new responses to advocating for and assisting those with trauma.
The Opioid Crisis: A Dose of Reality
This program brings expert partners together to examine Wisconsin’s growing opioid problem including its geographic distribution, how synthetic and prescription opioids have exacerbated the crisis, and examples of the social costs of opiate addiction.
This program brings expert partners together to examine Wisconsin’s growing opioid problem including its geographic distribution, how synthetic and prescription opioids have exacerbated the crisis, and examples of the social costs of opiate addiction.
Together We Can Fight to End Exploitation
Following a screening of the documentary “Nameless,” Fight to End Exploitation (FEE) lead two focused discussions to raise awareness of human trafficking in Wisconsin. The first program is a discussion focused for parents, teens and the general public. The second program focused for professionals who work with youth.
Following a screening of the documentary “Nameless,” Fight to End Exploitation (FEE) lead two focused discussions to raise awareness of human trafficking in Wisconsin. The first program is a discussion focused for parents, teens and the general public. The second program focused for professionals who work with youth.
