Gallery

Project YANO at work and play

An album of Project YANO at work and play in their regional community of San Diego County and Southern California. Our activities include setting up information tables with our literature at school career days, community fairs like Chicano Park Day, giving workshops to school groups, offering training workshops, and producing fundraising events.

A closer view of the display we use at high school career fairs.
Volunteer Manuel Enriquez speaks in a classroom.
Project YANO occasionally does outreach via leafleting inside and outside high schools.
Students handing out fliers across from a high school.
Funds for Project YANO's work are raised, in part, by holiday caroling done in November-December by the Peace on Earth Carolers.
Project YANO Board member Nancy Cruz and Fernando Suarez, father of a Marine killed in Iraq, give a presentation to students.
High school students learning what they should know about the realities of military enlistment and war.
A Project YANO display at a high school career fair.
As a member of the Education Not Arms Coalition, Project YANO helped draft a landmark policy that regulates recruiting in San Diego high schools.
Students networking at an annual Project YANO community gathering.
Project YANO volunteer Rodrigo de la Rosa (left photo) gives workshops at high school conferences organized by the Chicano student organization M.E.Ch.A.
Project YANO board member David Morales speak to students.
A Project YANO volunteer at a high school assembly.
Project YANO's annual community advisory board meeting.
Students line up at our table to play our Leaders of Social Change history game.