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There's a time for talk and there's a time for action, AAPI Solidarity Fundraiser is doing both. This Sunday at the Peridance Center from 10:30am -4:30 you can sign up and take classes at $10 per class. There are amazing teachers:
Yuka Kameda teaching Tap
Kevin Suzuki teaching Japanese Folklore
Sun Kim teaching Popping
Pauline Casino teaching Choreography
Afterwards there is a community discussion to bring an action plan together from 4:30-5:30 and that portion is free to the community and those who participated in the dance classes
This is a pre-registration event meaning no walk ins. You must also wear your mask.
The event is a fundraiser for APEX for Youth, underserved Asian and Immigrant youth from low income families.
Tickets can be found here: https://dancers-unlimited.square.site/product/aapi2021/77?category_id=18&cp=true&q=false&sa=false&sbp=false
Special thanks to Linda for taking tine to talk to me as well as Peridance Center for the use of space, etc.
Find more information on Dancers United's Instagram page: https://instagram.com/dunyc.hi?utm_medium=copy_link
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