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January 2023
"Imagination Sings in my Mind"
A Senate Tenant Reads her Poem at Homeless Persons' Memorial Day

Jurema Ferreira never expected to read one of her poems in front of an audience. In fact, until she joined a poetry-writing group at our Senate residence, she never expected to write one. 
Start the New Year with a Plan for the Future
Looking to set your intentions for 2023? To help you get started, we're highlighting our partnership with FreeWill – a FREE, secure, online estate planning resource that allows you to plan for your future, protect your loved ones, and if you’d like, even plan a gift to support Goddard Riverside for generations to come. 
Performances You Won't Want to Miss!
Alison Cook Beatty Dance One More Day 7 PM Friday Feb 3 2023 Join us for a modern dance and mental health awareness event admission pay what you can
Join us for One More Day, an uplifting evening featuring award-winning original contemporary dance from Alison Cook Beatty Dance. We will hold space for community healing and honor our community members touched by the loss of a loved one to suicide. The company will be joined by speakers Monica Rahman of our TOP Clubhouse and Trinidadian-American wellness advocate Shaquila Gooden aka Qualah. Admission is free/pay what you can.
Goddard Riverside Community Arts Program Join us for our 8th Annual WHAM Womens History Artist Month throughout the month of March goddard dot org slash WHAM2023
Our Women's History Artist Month is back for its 8th year! Our theme is “9 Muses”—recognizing nine women-led projects that propel us into a new dawn through the power of their unique vision. This exciting month of programming happens throughout March so check the schedule and start making your plans now.

We're also accepting entries for our online art exhibit! Click through for information on how to submit your work.
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Instagram of the Month
The Culinary Arts students at our partner, the Isaacs Center, presented their final projects earlier this month! Each student made and plated a meal from scratch. Now they're working at paid internships across the city, on their way to exciting careers in food. Here, Ricky Miranda poses with his Lomo Saltado.