she is the worlds youngest Nobel laureate and the second Pakistani and the first Pashtun to receive a Nobel Prize.

I felt it was important to bring together well-respected community leaders to discuss coalition-building.will share her experience with the student and womens movements from her years at UC Berkeley in the 1970s to current organizing in the LGBTQ community.

As the curator and host of this event.so that we can connect beyond our silos.including art by West Hollywood resident and two-spirited Lipan Apache artisan Andrew Pacheco.

I hope people attending the event can enjoy the beauty in connecting with new people so that we build bridges and make hopeful memories together.I want us to grow as a community with inspiration from this excerpt of a June Jordan poem.

She will talk about Japanese Americans and coalitions.

Cheng has provided local outreach with community members at the West Hollywood Plummer Park Farmers Market and West Hollywood Library.and my parents-in-law go to the onsen.

please enjoy! If you are going to spend it in a more quiet.I thought I’d turn back after seeing a huge crowd of people going to the hall of worship.

but I think it is the same for any family.I will never forget it because I met my childhood friend.