2020 - 2021 ONLINE SEASON
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Though we are not in the concert hall this season, we rely on the support of our listeners to sustain our online activities, as well as preparations for the next in-person concert season. We thank you for your continued support in helping us bring the best of orchestral music to Mendocino County!
A Message From the USO
The Ukiah Symphony stands in solidarity with the Black community and all those rising up in peaceful protest against anti-Blackness, racism, and injustice.
We strongly support the statement of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, in saying, “The voices calling for an end to the killings of unarmed African Americans need to be heard. The voices calling for an end to police violence need to be heard. And the voices calling for an end to the endemic and structural racism that blights US society need to be heard.”
Over the coming year, as we step back from public performances and the many branches that make up our regular concert season, we plan on examining ways to develop wider perspectives on our stage and throughout our organization. The USO believes, without exception, that all people deserve to be included, empowered, and represented in the arts. Our commitment to bettering communities in the city of Ukiah and Mendocino County will continue to evolve over the years to come in purposeful and inclusive ways. We pledge to hold community conversations regarding inequality in the arts, and to become a more equitable, accessible, and inclusive arts organization.
With love and respect for all people in our community, we ask our members and supporters to acknowledge their privilege, engage in anti-racism, and use their voices and voting power to take action and demand accountability. We truly believe we are all in this historic moment together.
The Ukiah Symphony stands in solidarity with the Black community and all those rising up in peaceful protest against anti-Blackness, racism, and injustice.
We strongly support the statement of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, in saying, “The voices calling for an end to the killings of unarmed African Americans need to be heard. The voices calling for an end to police violence need to be heard. And the voices calling for an end to the endemic and structural racism that blights US society need to be heard.”
Over the coming year, as we step back from public performances and the many branches that make up our regular concert season, we plan on examining ways to develop wider perspectives on our stage and throughout our organization. The USO believes, without exception, that all people deserve to be included, empowered, and represented in the arts. Our commitment to bettering communities in the city of Ukiah and Mendocino County will continue to evolve over the years to come in purposeful and inclusive ways. We pledge to hold community conversations regarding inequality in the arts, and to become a more equitable, accessible, and inclusive arts organization.
With love and respect for all people in our community, we ask our members and supporters to acknowledge their privilege, engage in anti-racism, and use their voices and voting power to take action and demand accountability. We truly believe we are all in this historic moment together.
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UPDATED: Feb 10, 2020
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VOLUNTEERS
Volunteer positions are now posted. Mark this page, because more will be coming.
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Volunteer positions are now posted. Mark this page, because more will be coming.
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