Tag: Lost Childhoods
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YeshiCan!
by Jamie Lee Evans and Yeshi Vaughan Yeshi running at a high school track meet. Foster Youth Museum’s Lost Childhood’s exhibition will be up at Santa Clara University for public viewing April 30 – May 12, 2023. Since the Covid-19 global pandemic hit the world in 2020, we have been waiting patiently for the opportunity…
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Join us – First Friday: Lost Childhoods Exhibition Opening – July 7, 2017
Come one! Come ALL!! Come Join us for opening Night of the Lost Childhoods Exhibition for FREE during First Friday on July 7, 2017 at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History. CLICK HERE to learn more! Questions? Contact Darryn Green at Darryn@calyouthconn.org
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Perspectives from Former Foster Youth Illuminated in Faith & Contemporary Issues Conversation
Perspectives from Former Foster Youth Illuminated in Faith & Contemporary Issues Conversation By Kevin Clark Preparing to see youth tokenized, rather than given equity in the public sphere, irks me. I’ve seen foster youth contribute to the “aesthetic appeal” of forums and conversations, with usually about 30 seconds given to intersperse a hurried timeline of…
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Opening Night in SF for Foster Youth Museum
Opening Night in SF for Foster Youth Museum By Annie Gardiner Opening Night Highlights: 400 attendees, Senator Mark Leno on the podium, and the strong amplification of youth voices I knew something special was about to happen when I walked up the stairs to Grace Cathedral. It was nearly dusk when I opened the front…
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Foster Youth Luggage
By Latrenda Leslie When I was asked to pose for a photograph about foster youth luggage, the clear plastic bags that foster youth belongings are put into when they enter and leave a placement, I was eager and happy to take part. The photo does not bring up bad foster memories for me. Unlike other…
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