Event: AAPI Brave Space Discussion: The Town of Pelham Public Library presents: Pelham Perspectives: An Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Discussion With the continuing rise of violence, hate, and bias targeted at the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, the Town of Pelham Library invites all Pelhamites to join a Brave Space session focused on the AAPI perspective on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 at 8 pm. A Brave Space is a safe and open place for all of us to authentically engage and collectively collaborate on our way forward together. The goal is to create a productive dialogue in which people speak honestly and critically from experience toward mutual learning and actionable insight. Hear from your AAPI neighbors and friends on their personal experiences, cultural insights, and constructive ideas. There will be an opportunity for attendees to share their own experiences and ask questions. Together we can start to chart a course forward on a shared cause of stopping AAPI hate. This Brave Space event will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 at 8pm. Register by clicking here to reserve your spot. Participants must agree to not record or photograph the event. For more information, contact Augusta Turner at [email protected] or 914-738-1234. Our Brave Space panelists: Jeffay Chang, recovering attorney, finance executive, 16-year Pelhamite, avid racquets sports enthusiast Sun Sun Chung, organization effectiveness executive, college-age son and daughter, French baking enthusiast, 16+ year Pelham resident Sing Duffy, hedge fund controller, mom of 2 girls, 7-year Pelham resident Dr. Andy Lee, vascular surgeon, father of 2 high school seniors Michael Ming, Pelham resident since 1997, Pelham Civics president, decent golfer Liam O’Neill, media executive, mom of 2 boys, 11-year Pelham resident Dr. Jessica Spencer, emergency medicine physician, 10-year Pelham resident Moderator: Desmond Yuen, advertising executive, fond of motor racing, tacos, and punk
The Pelham Town Council voted to appoint Arthur L. Scinta as the new Town Historian. Now there is a new website launched this month and in honor of Women’s History Month, a feature shared of Dr. Janet Travell who a Pelham resident and was the first woman to serve as White House Physician 1960-64 for JFK and LBJ. Page can be seen here: Dr. Janet Travelle – Pelham Town Historian