bpw|member SPOTLIGHT
Meet Clarice M. Yentsch
The Keys are a perfect place for Clarice Yentsch; her background is Oceanography and she loves being in, on, or under water. Key Largo became her permanent residence in June of 2013 – with weeks in the summers in Maine.
Presently Clarice is the President of The Waypoint Foundation, a Key Largo not for profit devoted to “Celebrating Human Creativity” with a focus on Education, Life Enrichment, and Exploration. Waypoint received it’s IRS status June 1, 2015.
Waypoint hosted UNIVERSE CANTICLE, an exhibition of 31 tapestries detailing the history of the Universe, created by the Women of Kopanang, South Africa. Waypoint then created INNOCENT SOULS: VIETNAM 1968, an exhibition of Glenn R. Hoover’s photographs. An upcoming venue will be The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta, GA from August through November of 2018.
INNOCENT SOULS: VIETNAM 1968 inspired SONG OF THE MOUNTAINS: The Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow of the Montagnard People. This exhibition was created in collaboration with a group of young indigenous Montagnards ages 17-25 from FOCHUS.org now living in Charlotte, NC who return to Vietnam each summer with a mission of Peace, Reconciliation, and Unconditional Love. SONG OF THE MOUNTAINS was in Key Largo January 8 to February 13, 2018 at the Key Largo Library. The exhibition travels on to Charlotte and other venues in NC.
Waypoint’s commitment to life enrichment resulted in hosting two study groups: Sound Healing and Therapy (October 2017) and Creating Relationship Awareness (November 2017) and hosting 7 Waypoint Fellows for 3-4 weeks. Our Fellow for August 2018 will be Charlotta Dybeck of Stockholm Sweden who coordinates HUMAN DYNAMICS programs in Sweden. Waypoint took on the responsibility of “translating” and production of a HUMAN DYNAMICS BOOK authored by Berit Bergstrom entitled UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY. It is available on Amazon.com.
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