Today is graduation day for the 2019-2020 AmeriCorps https://t.co/jEb6VSaUAj Serve cohort. Over the last year, this dedicated and talented group has made a significant impact on Y.O.U. youth, our organization, and the community. Please join us in thanking them for their service!
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until food runs out. For more information and to donate through GoFundMe, click on the link here: https://t.co/fKvjzOZdOI, or contact Grace Sarkor at [email protected].
Building off the great success of the recent Evanston Food Drive, a second one will be held on Saturday, August 8! This food drive will also take place at the ETHS Parking Lot 1 on Dodge. Drop-off donations are accepted between 11:30 and 1:30 PM, and food pick-up is from 2:00 PM
Please click on this link to read District 65 Superintendent Devon Horton's Return To School Update. Between now and July 31, all parents/caregivers must login to the SISK12 Parent Portal and choose their preferred learning pathway for each child. https://t.co/BmRuNiUizb
Y.O.U. is a proud sponsor of this upcoming @FamilyActionNet event with Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. on Tuesday, July 28. We hope you'll join many of our staff and Board members and tune in for what is sure to be another fantastic FAN event.
Y.O.U. is proud to support the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Learn how you can too, here: https://t.co/R6jSpEj6zF #ADA30#ThanksToTheADA
Under more typical circumstances, Y.O.U. would host our annual Summer Showcase this month. This is always a terrific opportunity for youth to share projects and activities from summer programming. Here are some highlights from past Summer Showcases! #throwbackthursday
It is critical for our youth to have support and opportunities to engage around these vital issues that impact them on both a personal and systemic level.
Y.O.U. hosts weekly Community Conversations for youth to discuss current events with staff. These spaces allow youth to reflect upon recent events of police brutality and racial injustice in America. Youth can ask questions, express their feelings, and share ideas for change.
Each week begins with a different topic, such as how the news media and social media influence current events, how youth can be leaders in fighting for racial justice, mass incarceration, and intersectionality.
The Y.O.U. garden is run by high school youth in our F-Cubed program in partnership with @TheTalkingFarm! Thank you to all of our generous donors and supporters of our 49th Annual Benefit.
Last week, a Y.O.U. team member dropped off this bag of produce from Y.O.U.'s urban, organic garden to Susan Berkowitz and Marc Beem! Susan and Marc won 6 weeks of produce delivered to their home directly from our garden during the silent auction at our 49th Annual Benefit.
The world lost an incredible person yesterday, a person who gave a lifetime of service to the struggle for justice. “When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to speak up. You have to say something; you have to do something.”
Please join us in welcoming new Board member, Karin Ruetzel! Karin is a clinical psychologist with a private practice in Evanston where she sees children and adults from Evanston and neighboring communities.
She has chaired community boards supporting educational institutions (ETHS Educational Foundation), mental health services (City of Evanston Mental Health Board) and youth programming (North End Mothers’ Club). Karin previously served on Y.O.U.’s Community Council.
Our fantastic clinical team developed a webinar called "Trauma and Self-Care During COVID-19". We know this is a very challenging time, and we hope that this webinar is helpful in managing stress. Click on this link to watch: https://t.co/QHPqYmBp2u