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Coffe & Donut Sunday Show!

Suggested donation $5-$10

Doors at 7pm

Music at 8pm

$20 suggested donation

Join me for an intimate evening - just me and the guitar! I’ll do some covers and originals.

In this free webinar, I’ll share a powerful reframe for how we think about confidence, as well as my 3-step practice framework for accessing, deepening and sustaining confidence in your communication and leadership for the rest of your life! Register and receive a replay of the event if you can’t make it in person!

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Join us at a secret location for a night of live music, embodiment and community! We will have light bites to share, and encourage you to BYOB (we will provide cups). Music sets from Emily Jeanne Brown & Halley Greg, local Seattle artist.

Email emilyjeannebrown@gmail.com for the address!

In this three-hour workshop, we will invite you into playful, guided communication exercises with partners and in groups, provide time to reflect on what's coming up as you do so, and offer embodiment and mindfulness techniques to find more openness, grounding and ease in future communication scenarios.

We will push your edges and encourage your curiosity! Don't miss this opportunity to practice spontaneous authentic expression in a safe, trusting environment... (not to mention, it will be a great way to make connections with interesting folks you've never met before).

Join "Meeting the Moment" and leave feeling that spark of human connection and confidence reignited!

Join us in Cold Spring for an intimate outdoor concert with Emily Jeanne Brown and Kate Victor.

DATE CHANGED TO AUGUST 3.

Join Emily for an intimate night of original songs, accompanied by Eric Mendelsohn.

21+

$12

I’m so excited to join my friends Rose Stoller and Katie Martucci for a night of fantastic songwriting. Come have a glass of wine and cozy up in the intimate Owl BK and listen to some tunes!

Grab a drink, invite a friend, and help me celebrate my birthday the best way I know how - singing and in community. I can't wait to see you there!

BROOKLYN FOR BROOKLYN
A Livestream Benefit Concert for the Asase Yaa Youth Summer Employment Initiative

Featuring:
- Kate Victor, Emily Jeanne Brown, Eric Mendelsohn
- A Special performance from Yao Ababio, Founder and Artistic Director of Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater
- Remarks from Osei Wiliams, Co-Founder and Executive Director and Rubie Inez Williams, Director of Operations

Wednesday 6/24
8pm EST

Livestreamed here: facebook.com/vate.kictor

If you cannot attend the concert, but would still like to donate, please visit this link:
https://www.mightycause.com/event/Brooklynforbrooklyn

You can also help us out greatly by sharing this info with a friend and inviting them to watch with you or hosting a watch party on Facebook!

As Brooklynites, when we discovered Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation and what they provide for youth in Brooklyn, we were inspired to create a live virtual concert event, "Brooklyn For Brooklyn," to benefit and support their, "Youth Summer Employment Initiative" crowdfunding campaign.

Asase Yaa "aspires to empower and strengthen our youth by offering youth an opportunity to learn, study and experience the history, movement and beauty of African Diasporic dance, music and culture at its highest level."

Please join us for some original tunes, some covers, a special performance by Yao Ababio, Asase Yaa's Founder and Artistic Director, and remarks from Rubie I. Williams, Director of Operations and Osei Williams, Executive Director of the Foundation.

https://www.asaseyaaent.org/

About Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation:

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to fulfill our core tenets to Enrich, Educate, Entertain and promote the importance of cultural performing arts to youth and adults in our community. We aspire to empower and strengthen our youth by offering them an opportunity to learn, study and experience the history, movement and beauty of African Diasporic dance, music and culture at its highest level. Our programs are designed to ensure that our youth understand the roots and value of culture in the arts, which we hope will inspire and propel them to become strong leaders capable of preserving and elevating our culture and communities in the future.

About the Youth Summer Employment Initiative:

"June 3, 2020, Brooklyn, NY…The Brooklyn-based Asase Yaa Cultural Arts has announced plans to launch their first ever crowdfunding campaign, the Asase YaaSummer Youth Employment Initiative,” to raise $50,000 to fund summer employment for 20 teenage youth (ages 14-19) from June 29 th – August 7. The Mightycause crowdfunding campaign will be launched June 15 th and run through August 15th . Donating tiers include, $500, $250, $100, $50, $25, or any donation with a minimum of $5.00. All donations are tax-deductible and 100% of the funds raised will be allocated to support the Initiative.

The Asase Yaa School of the Arts constituency is comprised of 100% minorities. The Youth Summer Employment Initiative is designed to fill the void left by the termination of the State Youth Employment Program, which had previously provided summer employment for youth throughout New York city. Rubie Inez Williams, who is the Director of Operations for the Foundation noted, “We have always believed and
understood that if we invest in our children, we will grow a powerful community. We live by the tenants "It takes a village to raise a child. Many people throughout the Tri-State area and throughout the nation are facing unemployment due to the pandemic, and we feel it’s important that our minority youth are not overlooked and forgotten during the summer months, which is the peak time they’re able to get jobs.”

Asase Yaa’s youth employees will be working weekly assisting the Foundation teachers and staff in daily operational activities such as event planning, financial budget forecasts, and
researching other cultural arts organizations. They will also be provided with training in resume development, the operation of non-profits as a business, and understanding organizational
programmatic impact. Participants in the employment initiative will also work with the Foundation’s 14th Annual Children’s Summer Art Camp, which attracts 80-100 youth annually. The day camp is a six-week program that is scheduled from June 29 – August 7, 2020.

Asase Yaa is committed to following all prevailing COVID-19 preventative and protective protocols and ensuring their counselors have a fun, safe, and financially rewarding summer."

BROOKLYN FOR BROOKLYN
A Livestream Benefit Concert for the Asase Yaa Youth Summer Employment Initiative

Featuring:
- Kate Victor, Emily Jeanne Brown, Eric Mendelsohn
- A Special performance from Yao Ababio, Founder and Artistic Director of Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater
- Remarks from Osei Wiliams, Co-Founder and Executive Director and Rubie Inez Williams, Director of Operations

Wednesday 6/24
8pm EST
Streaming link: https://www.facebook.com/vate.kictor
If you cannot attend the concert, but would still like to donate, please visit this link:
https://www.mightycause.com/event/Brooklynforbrooklyn

You can also help us out greatly by sharing this info with a friend and inviting them to watch with you or hosting a watch party on Facebook!

As Brooklynites, when we discovered Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation and what they provide for youth in Brooklyn, we were inspired to create a live virtual concert event, "Brooklyn For Brooklyn," to benefit and support their, "Youth Summer Employment Initiative" crowdfunding campaign.

Asase Yaa "aspires to empower and strengthen our youth by offering youth an opportunity to learn, study and experience the history, movement and beauty of African Diasporic dance, music and culture at its highest level."

Please join us for some original tunes, some covers, a special performance by Yao Ababio, Asase Yaa's Founder and Artistic Director, and remarks from Rubie I. Williams, Director of Operations and Osei Williams, Executive Director of the Foundation.

https://www.asaseyaaent.org/

About Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation:

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to fulfill our core tenets to Enrich, Educate, Entertain and promote the importance of cultural performing arts to youth and adults in our community. We aspire to empower and strengthen our youth by offering them an opportunity to learn, study and experience the history, movement and beauty of African Diasporic dance, music and culture at its highest level. Our programs are designed to ensure that our youth understand the roots and value of culture in the arts, which we hope will inspire and propel them to become strong leaders capable of preserving and elevating our culture and communities in the future.

About the Youth Summer Employment Initiative:

"June 3, 2020, Brooklyn, NY…The Brooklyn-based Asase Yaa Cultural Arts has announced plans to launch their first ever crowdfunding campaign, the Asase YaaSummer Youth Employment Initiative,” to raise $50,000 to fund summer employment for 20 teenage youth (ages 14-19) from June 29 th – August 7. The Mightycause crowdfunding campaign will be launched June 15 th and run through August 15th . Donating tiers include, $500, $250, $100, $50, $25, or any donation with a minimum of $5.00. All donations are tax-deductible and 100% of the funds raised will be allocated to support the Initiative.

The Asase Yaa School of the Arts constituency is comprised of 100% minorities. The Youth Summer Employment Initiative is designed to fill the void left by the termination of the State Youth Employment Program, which had previously provided summer employment for youth throughout New York city. Rubie Inez Williams, who is the Director of Operations for the Foundation noted, “We have always believed and understood that if we invest in our children, we will grow a powerful community. We live by the tenants "It takes a village to raise a child. Many people throughout the Tri-State area and throughout the nation are facing unemployment due to the pandemic, and we feel it’s important that our minority youth are not overlooked and forgotten during the summer months, which is the peak time they’re able to get jobs.”

Asase Yaa’s youth employees will be working weekly assisting the Foundation teachers and staff in daily operational activities such as event planning, financial budget forecasts, and
researching other cultural arts organizations. They will also be provided with training in resume development, the operation of non-profits as a business, and understanding organizational
programmatic impact. Participants in the employment initiative will also work with the Foundation’s 14th Annual Children’s Summer Art Camp, which attracts 80-100 youth annually. The day camp is a six-week program that is scheduled from June 29 – August 7, 2020.

Asase Yaa is committed to following all prevailing COVID-19 preventative and protective protocols and ensuring their counselors have a fun, safe, and financially rewarding summer."

The breath and body are designed to support and work for us, but often, we neglect them and drain all of our energy into overriding our brainpower and mental focus. This leaves the rest of us - essentially everything from the neck down - slightly numb, just getting dragged along for the ride.

Join this donation-based workshop to learn some strategies for tapping into your inherent breath and body intelligence, so that you can regenerate your vitality, prevent fatigue, and promote ingenuity!

Suggested donation: $15 (Venmo @Emily-JG-Brown)
Pay what you can - no one turned away

What we will do:

-Seated breath exercises and movement
-Standing stretches and movement
-Journaling
-Community reflection

A community-focused collaborative music event with autumnal food and libations and a fundraiser for EarthJustice and Sea Legacy. Featuring Emily Jeanne Brown, Eric Mendelsohn, Deidre Muro, Derek Muro, Kate Victor, Dan Kleederman, Chris Connors, Julia Anrather, Alex Goldberg, Kyle Morgan and Yonit Spiegelman and Jennae Alexa Ruiz Santos.

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/3456157061091524/