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Western Mass Business Show on 11.23.24 — Mara Levi & Nova Wehman-Brown of the Queer Joy Collaborative

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Western Mass Business Show on 11.23.24 — Mara Levi & Nova Wehman-Brown of the Queer Joy Collaborative

Join us as we listen into one of the Valleys newest nonprofits, the Queer Joy Collaborative. Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair, as they talk about the journey of Queen Joy and the healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. The diversity in queer voices helps to strengthen and solidify the entire community. The Queer Joy Chorus began 6 years ago and was incubated in Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC). From humble beginnings of 6 people to over 70 now, they feature a Ya’ll Come Chorus. They have big dreams and programming to tell us about so tune in or visit their website to learn more. Thank you for listening. Hope to see you at the Winter Ball in 12/21 at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton.
www.queerjoycollaborative.org

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