On June 7th, JCYC Executive Director Jon Osaki and an all-star cast of Black and Asian American leaders participated on the Commonwealth Club of California’s “Building A Future Of Black And Asian Coalition” in-person panel discussion. The event was co-moderated by Michelle Meow, Producer and Host of “The Michelle Meow Show” and Derick Brown, Senior… Read More
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SF Department of Children, Youth, and their Families Spotlights JCYC
The San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and their Families (DCYF) spotlighted JCYC through their We Are The City Spotlight campaign during their April Board Meeting. DCYF is one of JCYC’s leading program grantors, and we are fortunate and honored that DCYF not only continues to provide vital funding to JCYC’s programs but also raised… Read More
JCYC College Access Programs’ Newly Renovated Office
JCYC College Access Programs (JCYC CAP) has relocated to a new location on the second floor of the Buddhist Church of America (BCA) offices on Octavia Street in San Francisco! Located at 1710 Octavia Street, the newly renovated space is made up of 4 medium-to-large office rooms, a small waiting and reception area, a kitchen,… Read More
Give to JCYC’s Chibi Chan Preschools this May!
JCYC’s Chibi Chan Preschools need your support this May to help us deliver vital childcare services – please donate today here!In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month and this year’s Give in May “Forging Community Bonds” campaign, the Japanese Community Youth Council (JCYC) would sincerely appreciate your consideration of a contribution to our organization this May. Your contribution… Read More
JCYC College Access Programs’ Upward Bound SoCal College Trip
Over Spring Break, JCYC College Access Programs’ Upward Bound students went on their first SoCal College Tour in two years! A group of over 40 Juniors and Seniors from the high schools we serve got the chance to check out and explore different types of SoCal college campuses and interact with other first generation college students…. Read More
Hellman & Friedman Raises $24,900 for JCYC’s Chibi Chan Preschools
This past November, Hellman & Friedman, a global San Francisco headquartered private equity firm, selected JCYC to be one of their company’s three end of year fundraising campaign beneficiaries. Hellman & Friedman sought out a San Francisco Bay Area based non-profit working with children and youth from communities of color. Fortunately, JCYC was an organization… Read More
Jon Osaki Keynotes Bay Area Day of Remembrance 2022
In case you missed it, JCYC Executive Director Jon Osaki was the Keynote Speaker at the 2022 virtual Bay Area Day of Remembrance – 80th Anniversary of the Signing of Executive Order 9066. This virtual event took place on Saturday, February 19th, and you can watch Jon’s keynote speech here https://vimeo.com/677819341.
Bay Area Day of Remembrance 2022 – 80 Years After Executive Order 9066: Register Today
Bay Area Day of Remembrance 2022 is the 80th anniversary of the signing of Executive Order 9066. This year’s event will be held virtually on Saturday, February 19th from 5:00 – 6:30pm via Zoom, and you can register here!JCYC’s Executive Director, Jon Osaki, is honored to be this year’s Keynote Speaker, and he will be joined by… Read More
JCYC’s 2nd Annual Thomatra Scott Scholarship: Empower Our Black Youth by Donating this Black History Month!
In February 2022, JCYC will once again launch the Thomatra Scott Scholarship Fund in honor of Black History Month. The goal of this scholarship fund is to help our Black youth pursue higher education. Last year JCYC was able to award college scholarship funding to 15 of our outstanding Black youth participants in 2021 based on their academic achievement,… Read More
BTWCSC and JCYC Premiere Reparations
On Friday, December 3rd, the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center (BTWCSC) and JCYC co-hosted the San Francisco premiere of Jon Osaki’s award-winning documentary, Reparations. The in-person screening was the first opportunity for the BTWCSC to welcome the community back into their facility and was attended by a multi-generational audience. The event was an important… Read More