Y.E.S. 55th Anniversary

 

Y.E.S. 55th Anniversary

Reception

Monday, October 2nd (5:00-7:00pm)     

  • 5:00pm - Library Fishbowl (Room 209) 

  • 6:00pm - Y.E.S. (Library Basement, Suite 1)

Details: Celebration will feature special guest speaker, Karen Young, a traditional YES reflection circle, refreshments, tour of the new YES space, Socializing and fun!

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You are invited to celebrate the Y.E.S. 55th Anniversary. Monday, October 2nd, 2023 (5-7pm). Reception: Special Guest Speaker Karen Young, Refreshments, Reflection, YES Tour, Socializing and Fun! Please RSVP: https://hum.link.YES55th

 

 

Keynote Speaker: 

Karen Young

Karen is a cultural organizer, artist, and educator living in Boston, MA. Her primary art is the Japanese drum (taiko). Influenced by Japanese-American taiko activists of the 1970s, Karen is most interested in the intersection of art, grassroots organizing, and policy. She first saw taiko as a student at HSU and used the values and skills she developed while volunteering at Y.E.S. to launch her career in public service. In 2018, Karen was selected as one of seven Boston AIRs (Artists in Residence) by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture. She is the founder of the Asian women's group, The Genki Spark, and co-founder of the Brookline Cherry Blossom Festival and and a 2021 Brother Thomas Fellow.

Karen Young wears a black shirt and holds taiko drum sticks in one hand. Her other hand is resting on a Japanese taiko drum.

 

55th Anniversary Volunteer Project

Fall Day of Service

  • Date: Saturday, October 7th (9:30am-12:30pm)

  • Location: Potawot Community Food Garden, Arcata

  • Details: Support Potawot's Day of Caring! Upon arrival, learn more about the Potawot Community Food Garden and United Indian Health Services. Gardening projects may include harvesting strawberries, orchard care, mulching, and more!

Learn more here

Fall Day of Service Volunteer Event. Support the Potawot Community Food Garden DAY OF CARING.

 

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