On September 5, BCNC staff and community partners came together to celebrate Chief Program Officer, Yoyo Yau, for her 9 years of service to the organization and the community. There were a total of 65 people came to say our final good-byes to Yoyo.

On Saturday July 30th, BCNC hosted a free Quincy Family Fun Day at the Cavanaugh Stadium for Quincy families and residents.

Meet Julia! She has been an AmeriCorps member at BCNC. She works closely with the Adult Education department helping to manage the Adult Education student ambassadors.

Colleagues from Ironwood Pharmaceuticals joined us to learn about the history and culture of Boston Chinatown through a guided tour of significant landmarks, including Pao Arts Center.

Lina joined Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) this year’s February as the organization’s HR Manager. We’re excited to have Lina onboard with BCNC to further our mission of restoring and empowering the Asian and new immigrants community. Let’s learn more about Lina’s professional background, her involvement with BCNC and her goals for the community.

Ben Hires, BCNC CEO, sat down with Comcast Newsmakers to share how BCNC has been responding to anti-Asian hate, the impact of the pandemic as well as problem gambling.

We remember Kenneth Jue (1945-2022), a founder of the Quincy School Community Council, which became BCNC. Due to Ken’s activism, advocacy, and organizing with other founders, thousands of Boston Chinatown’s children, youth, and families have access to services to improve their lives. Ken, your courage and dedication inspired and impacted many and you will be greatly missed.

We connected with families at the Quincy Multicultural Festival. Our face painting activity was a big hit and many families received information on our Family Services