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Fostering homegrown leadership is in EBAYC’s DNA. Read the powerful journey of our Street Team Life Coach, Bernice Grisby, in Oaklandside article. Her path from a volunteer to an after school teacher to family advocate to a life coach, and her unwavering commitment to change lives is awe inspiring and a shining light of hope.

‘Wherever they’re at, I’m there’: One woman’s work to support kids impacted by gun violence Bernice Grisby, a life coach at East Bay Asian Youth Center, has made it her life’s work to lift up young people in the criminal justice system.

Over 10,000 OUSD students will be impacted because of Board's Resolution #2425-0084 to cap contraced services.This means that more than 50% of all funding for after-school programs has now been cut for next school year. Join us at OUSD Board Meeting @ 6pm today to speak and ask OUSD Board to rescind Resolution #2425-0084.

We warmly invite you to Hmong Pride and Unspoken screening at the Sacramento Asian Pacific Film Festival on May 2nd and May 3rd. The pandemic brought unprecedented challenges, particularly for young people's mental health. In response, the EBAYC Sacramento Team provided a platform for young people to share their stories. The resulting video series documented their lives and challenges and showcased the personal growth and self-discoveries that empowered them to reclaim their sense of self, culture, and heritage. Two standout videos - Hmong Pride and Unspoken- will be featured.

We are excited to share first-come, first-served complimentary tickets to Hmong Pride and Unspoken screenings. Please use code "hmongpride100" for Hmong Pride and "unspoken100" Unspoken at check-out. We can't wait to see you there!

https://2025.sapff.org/welcome

Please join our collective call to end human trafficking. A panel of speakers, including EBAYC, will be sharing insights on this issue and how we can join forces to create a safe living environment for our community.