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Soh Young Lee-Segredo debut as a poet 250 America E Pluribus unum Poetry Anthology on July 3, 7:30 p.m. at the 1st Book Launch in the Dog-Eared Bards Book Store, Northport, LI, NY

Group photo of performers and guests friends, Celebration of Immigration Month: We are One! Chinese, Italian, Korean, El Salvadorian and Russian Performers from rightYoungsoo Choi, Jua Park, Taehoon Park, Soh Young Lee-Segredo, John Colonna, Ji Kim.

April 11, 2026 Photos, Walt Whitman Birthplace Association, artist, Jimin Bae – Learn More

Economic Opportunity Council of Nassau County honor Soh Young Lee-Segredo on March 30, 2026, 11 a.m.

Multicultural Council of NY participate on March 27, 2026, 29th Gandhi – King Season For Nonviolence

On March 4, 2026, Soh Young Lee-Segredo attended an Art Exhibition by artists from Washinton DC at Kate Oh Gallery. She sang Arirang in Korean and English with her own style.

Soh Young Lee-Segredo, established Black History Month celebration at Indian Consulate 3 years ago as a Shanti Fund Volunteer and the President of Multicultural Council of NY. We need to learn about ‘Black History’ since it is American History. Soh Young and Friends performed Lift Every Voice and Sing, You Raise Me Up, How Great […]

NAACP Freeport/Roosevelt Branch Celebration of Black History Month took place on February 21, 2026 at the Uniondale Youth Center, NY. Freeport Major Kennedy, Legislator Debbie Mule and NAACP members gathered. Soh Young Lee-Segredo sang ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’.

Suffolk County AAPI Committee Celebration of Lunar New Year, Celebrating the Year of the Horse, February 6, 2026 Soh Young Lee-Segredo was a guest singer at the Suffolk County AAPI Celebration of Lunar New Year, the Year of the Horse. She represented Korea and sang Korean Classical Song, Boreebot (Wheat Field) and You Never Walk […]

Shanti Fund and LI Multifaith Forum’s Gandhi’s Memorial took place in Suffolk County Lee Dennison Building, Happague, NY. Soh Young Lee-Segredo and Matthew Kim from Multicultural Council of NY participated by reading of Psalm 23 and singing of Gandhi’s favorite prayer, Raguphati. His legacy of Non-Violence still lives on.