YUM: A Taste of Immigrant City

YUM: A Taste of Immigrant City YUM promotes immigrant-run Somervillrestaurants, highlighting contributions of the city's immigrant communities. visit: www.yumsomerville.org

You can support this initiative by purchasing the YUM Restaurant Card and by attending the YUM Celebration and Fundraiser on 4/10!

->The YUM Restaurant Card is a wallet-sized miracle. It supports local businesses, gets you a discount at ten immigrant-run Somerville restaurants, and is only $10! All proceeds support The Welcome Project’s programs for Somerville’s immigrant families. The YUM card

is only valid in 2014, so the sooner you buy, the more you save! Get yours at www.yumsomerville.org.

->Also, save the date for our YUM Celebration and Fundraiser on Wednesday, April 10th at the Somerville Arts at the Armory. For one night only, YUM restaurants will come together to offer tastings of their unique cuisines!

12/01/2021
“For at least a decade, researchers have documented mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD and feeli...
12/01/2021

“For at least a decade, researchers have documented mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD and feelings of low self-worth in America’s immigrant communities.

Such mental health issues can stem from being marginalized, hunted and detained as well as from feeling dehumanized by xenophobic rhetoric, an exclusionary higher educational system, predatory employment practices, civil rights violations and the uncertainties of changing immigration policies, researchers and advocates say.”

In Arizona, immigrants who’ve experienced hardships firsthand are proving how social justice activism can treat mental health issues

Join us for a discussion with an admission councilor. Dinner will be provided.
10/22/2021

Join us for a discussion with an admission councilor. Dinner will be provided.

10/13/2021
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Domestic violence has increased dramatically during the pandemic—particula...
10/12/2021

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Domestic violence has increased dramatically during the pandemic—particularly in our own community.


“The killing of Miya Marcano in Florida has brought national scrutiny to how men are taught to deal with rejection.”

The killing of Miya Marcano in Florida has brought national scrutiny to how men are taught to deal with rejection.

Happy Indigenous People’s Day!
10/11/2021

Happy Indigenous People’s Day!

~YUM~ 🥑🥖🌶Our YUM restaurants are the best—Jess’s pick!“I attended undergrad in Boston, but I haven’t had an opportunity ...
10/08/2021

~YUM~ 🥑🥖🌶

Our YUM restaurants are the best—Jess’s pick!

“I attended undergrad in Boston, but I haven’t had an opportunity to explore much of the Somerville area. Now that I work at The Welcome Project and I have access to all these (Yum)my restaurants, I can’t wait to explore restaurants like Masala. From the lamb vindaloo to the onion kulcha to the mo-mo cha, there are so many options. I love Indian food and haven’t had the opportunity to have Nepalese cuisine, so I am excited to try this Yum restaurant out in the next few weeks!”

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530 Mystic Avenue
Somerville, MA
02145

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(617) 623-6633

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