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Project News | June 13, 2024

Tsuru for Solidarity

Tsuru for SolidarityAre you in Seattle, WA or the Emeryville, CA? Join one of Tsuru for Solidarity’s in-person watch parties for their annual virtual fundraiser. This year’s theme is Voices in Solidarity! The event will feature powerful cross-cultural community performances that celebrate the resistance and liberation work of Tsuru for Solidarity’s campaigns and national partners. Featured artists include Grateful Crane, Kishi Bashi, Brandon Shimoda, and more. Come celebrate the impact Tsuru for Solidarity has made in the past year and be a part of contributing to their upcoming actions.

The fundraiser will take place June 15, 2024. Learn more here.


Women in Data Science Worldwide

WiDS WorldwideJoin Women in Data Science Worldwide (WiDS) in congratulating the WiDS Datathon 2024 Challenge #2 winners and global participants! Recipients span 100 countries, of whom 75% are women and 90% are first-timers in the competition. WiDS is holding an online panel discussion to amplify the datathon winners who will share their experiences, results, and what they learned through this challenge.

The discussion will be held June 18, 2024. Sign up here.


The Healing WELL

The Healing WELLJoin The Healing WELL for their upcoming event, Harmonies of Hope – A Sound Healing Experience. Participants will experience the ancient art of sound healing in an oasis of calm in San Francisco’s Tenderloin with Sound Healer Jemma Grace Morris, a Bay Area native and lifelong student of yoga. The soothing afternoon features a “sound bath” as well as stories of resilience, snacks, and time to gather and connect with others.

The event will be held June 23, 2024. Learn more here.


Mission Science Workshop

Mission Science WorkshopMission Science Workshop (MSW) wants to thank the thousands of people who reached out to San Francisco officials to let them know that they find their Community Science Workshops to be essential. San Francisco Mayor London Breed recently restored $11 million beyond the grants the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families issued this year. Breed’s office said the funding would ensure that MSW, an after-school science education program that was facing devastating cuts, has the funding it needs to continue its normal operations. MSW says this support will fund their three community science workshops that serve 16,000 public school students, their teachers, and families every year.

Read the article in the San Francisco Chronicle here.


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