KAY

HINDY

Founder and CEO of Brooklyn Brewery

Kay Hindy (co-Founder and Chairman of The Brooklyn Brewery) founded one of America’s top 25 breweries. A former journalist, he became interested in home-brewing while serving as a Beirut-based Middle East Correspondent for The Associated Press. 

6:00pm-8:30pm

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Monday
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February
 
01
 
2016
 
1:00pm
 
Start from Here Presents: Understanding Youth Homelessness
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Start-ing from detroit: Alleviating Youth Homelessness

When

Monday
, 
February
 
01
 
2016
 
1:00pm
 

Where

Its estimated that XX,XXX young people across the city of Detroit are facing homelessness or housing instability. Many of these youth are keeping their status a secret, afraid to talk at school or work about what they're going through. 

 


As a community, we've got an opportunity to come together and create change - to dispel fear and promote acceptance. 

 


So we're bringing together hundreds of high school students - that's YOU! - to talk about the challenges we all face - and applying resilience and perseverance to overcome them. We'll also talk about what it means to come together as a community, and the change we're *all* capable of creating. 

 


We're bringing together a group of extraordinary people who inspire us and who we hope will inspire you too - people who have experienced homelessness directly, people who work every day to create change on the issue, and people who have dedicated their lives to serving youth. We very much hope you'll join us. 

 


Not only that - but there's free lunch! 

 


So click 'I'm Going!' and we'll see you on Feb 1st! 


Its estimated that 20,000 young people across the city of Detroit are facing homelessness or housing instability. Many of these youth are keeping their status a secret, afraid to talk at school or work about what they're going through. 


As a community, we've got an opportunity to come together and create change - to dispel fear and promote acceptance.  


So we're bringing together hundreds of high school students - that's YOU! - to talk about the challenges we all face - and applying resilience and perseverance to overcome them. We'll also talk about what it means to come together as a community, and the change we're *all* capable of creating. 

 
We're bringing together a group of extraordinary people who inspire us and who we hope will inspire you too - people who have experienced homelessness directly, people who work every day to create change on the issue, and people who have dedicated their lives to serving youth. We very much hope you'll join us. 

 
Not only that - but there's free lunch! 

 
So click 'I'm Going!' and we'll see you on Feb 1st! 


Its estimated that 20,000 young people across the city of Detroit are facing homelessness or housing instability. Many of these youth are keeping their status a secret, afraid to talk at school or work about what they're going through. 


As a community, we've got an opportunity to come together and create change - to dispel fear and promote acceptance.  


So we're bringing together hundreds of high school students - that's YOU! - to talk about the challenges we all face - and applying resilience and perseverance to overcome them. 

 
We're bringing together a group of extraordinary people who inspire us and who we hope will inspire you too - people who have experienced homelessness directly, people who work every day to create change on the issue, and people who have dedicated their lives to serving youth. We very much hope you'll join us. 

 
Not only that - but there's free lunch! 

 
So click 'I'm Going!' and we'll see you on Feb 1st! 

Monday
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February
 
01
 
2016
 
1:00pm
 
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Start from Here Presents: Understanding Youth Homelessness

Panelists:

Blair Griffith, reigning Miss Colorado when her family was experiencing homelessness

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Caleb White, founder of The Caleb White Project; a Detroit-based non-profit dedicated to helping those in need

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Meghan Takashima, City of Detroit Executive Manager 

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Moderator, Jerry Peterson from Ruth Ellis Center in Detroit 

Where are

the beers?

Its estimated that 20,000 young people across the city of Detroit are facing homelessness or housing instability. Many of these youth are keeping their status a secret, afraid to talk at school or work about what they're going through. 


As a community, we've got an opportunity to come together and create change - to dispel fear and promote acceptance.  


So we're bringing together hundreds of high school students - that's YOU! - to talk about the challenges we all face - and applying resilience and perseverance to overcome them. We'll also talk about what it means to come together as a community, and the change we're *all* capable of creating. 

 
We're bringing together a group of extraordinary people who inspire us and who we hope will inspire you too - people who have experienced homelessness directly, people who work every day to create change on the issue, and people who have dedicated their lives to serving youth. We very much hope you'll join us. 

 
Not only that - but there's free lunch! 

 
So click 'I'm Going!' and we'll see you on Feb 1st! 

When can I drink them?

Monday
, 
February
 
1st
 
2016
 
1:00pm
 
 

Its estimated that 20,000 young people across the city of Detroit are facing homelessness or housing instability. Many of these youth are keeping their status a secret, afraid to talk at school or work about what they're going through. 


As a community, we've got an opportunity to come together and create change - to dispel fear and promote acceptance.  


So we're bringing together hundreds of high school students - that's YOU! - to talk about the challenges we all face - and applying resilience and perseverance to overcome them. We'll also talk about what it means to come together as a community, and the change we're *all* capable of creating. 

 
We're bringing together a group of extraordinary people who inspire us and who we hope will inspire you too - people who have experienced homelessness directly, people who work every day to create change on the issue, and people who have dedicated their lives to serving youth. We very much hope you'll join us. 

 
Not only that - but there's free lunch! 

 
So click 'I'm Going!' and we'll see you on Feb 1st! 

Daniella Carter

Stormzabrewin

Andrew's a third generation brewmaster whose grandpa brewed beer in his bathtub during the Prohibition. At least that’s what he tells people who ask him about the family business got started.

Mayor's Office

Neverending Pour

Luisa loves beer more than your mom loves you. That was a weird thing to say. It’s just that Luisa really loves beer. And you. And your mom.

Jerry Peterson

Founder and CEO of Brooklyn Brewery

Kay Hindy (co-Founder and Chairman of The Brooklyn Brewery) founded one of America’s top 25 breweries. A former journalist, he became interested in home-brewing while serving as a Beirut-based Middle East Correspondent for The Associated Press. 

Neon Hitch

Kaplow! Ale

Pamela had her first sip of beer when she was 29 years old. Really. She doesn’t know what she was thinking. She’s still making up for lost time.

What's on tap?

12:00pm

Show Up

If you’re smart, and we know you are, you’ll grab your beer tokens before the tour and save yourself a sweet spot on the deck.

12:10pm

Introductions

Panel and Group

12:20 pm

Panel Speakers

Daniella about identifying as LGBT and Neon about being a part of a gypsy family, both about experiencing homelessness.


12:30 pm

Group Discussion 

 Panel asks groups to converse with each other

12:50 pm

Mayor's Office

What can be done?

12:55 pm

Action

how can we have a better dialogue about the issue, and how can we work in our communities to create change? 

1:10 pm

Q&A + Next Steps


1:30 pm

Event Close


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