WHAT: The Drum Rhyme
WHERE: The Black Cat
WHEN: December 2005
Directions/Other
Wednesday, February 28
Wednesday, February 21
Don't Miss YWDEP's SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER!
JOIN US!
YOUNG WOMEN'S DRUMMING EMPOWERMENT PROJECT's
SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWESOME PERFORMANCES, FOOD, RAFFLE!
SATURDAY, MARCH 10 2007
4-7 P.M.
BURKE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
4101 CONNECTICUT AVE NW (Van Ness/UDC Metro stop - red
line)
$10 Suggested Donation - All Proceeds go to support
YWDEP's Summer Enrichment and Mentorship Programs
----FEATURING!----
HIP-HOP & SPOKEN WORD:
The Princess of Controversy
Sol y Soul
Tehila Wise
MUSIC:
Singer-Songwriters Naudy Martinez and Julie Beth
The Brazilian Quartet
The young women of INTERSTAGES
MOVEMENT: WeDance Ensemble
THEATRE: Actress and Playwright Anu Yadav
DRUMMING!!!
The Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project
The Intergenerational Women's Drum Choir
AND FEATURING LIBERIAN STORYTELLER: Vera Oye Yaa-Anna
For more information:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUIbfmG7wsk
www.youngwomendrum.org
202-213-7810
RSVP Appreciated to: info@youngwomendrum.org
To send donations via mail:
Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project
1525 Newton St NW
Washington, DC 20010
The Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project (YWDEP) is a multidisciplinary, multicultural performing arts program dedicated to empowering young women in greater Washington D.C. through creative self-expression. YWDEP seeks to build young women's self esteem by offering workshops with area female artists in West African hand drumming, poetry/spoken word, song writing, team building and performance/stage techniques well as supporting a core group of women in the process of creating their own set list of original works to perform for the community at large. YWDEP seeks to sustain this mission by offering a free summer program along with school year programming for young women in area schools and youth centers. YWDEP is sponsored by One Common Unity, Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
YOUNG WOMEN'S DRUMMING EMPOWERMENT PROJECT's
SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWESOME PERFORMANCES, FOOD, RAFFLE!
SATURDAY, MARCH 10 2007
4-7 P.M.
BURKE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
4101 CONNECTICUT AVE NW (Van Ness/UDC Metro stop - red
line)
$10 Suggested Donation - All Proceeds go to support
YWDEP's Summer Enrichment and Mentorship Programs
----FEATURING!----
HIP-HOP & SPOKEN WORD:
The Princess of Controversy
Sol y Soul
Tehila Wise
MUSIC:
Singer-Songwriters Naudy Martinez and Julie Beth
The Brazilian Quartet
The young women of INTERSTAGES
MOVEMENT: WeDance Ensemble
THEATRE: Actress and Playwright Anu Yadav
DRUMMING!!!
The Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project
The Intergenerational Women's Drum Choir
AND FEATURING LIBERIAN STORYTELLER: Vera Oye Yaa-Anna
For more information:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUIbfmG7wsk
www.youngwomendrum.org
202-213-7810
RSVP Appreciated to: info@youngwomendrum.org
To send donations via mail:
Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project
1525 Newton St NW
Washington, DC 20010
The Young Women's Drumming Empowerment Project (YWDEP) is a multidisciplinary, multicultural performing arts program dedicated to empowering young women in greater Washington D.C. through creative self-expression. YWDEP seeks to build young women's self esteem by offering workshops with area female artists in West African hand drumming, poetry/spoken word, song writing, team building and performance/stage techniques well as supporting a core group of women in the process of creating their own set list of original works to perform for the community at large. YWDEP seeks to sustain this mission by offering a free summer program along with school year programming for young women in area schools and youth centers. YWDEP is sponsored by One Common Unity, Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Tuesday, February 13
On the Front Page
...The Eagle, American University's student newpaper, featured YWDEP's February 6th performance at AU on the Front Page. Check it out...and double click to enlarge!
Thursday, February 1
Performing with Storyteller Auntie Oye - this FRIDAY
At the Smith Farm Healing Arts Center: www.smithfarm.com
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