Join us at the Jesup Memorial Library for an insightful talk by Dina Yacoubagha, as she shares her remarkable journey of service, advocacy, and community engagement in Maine.

Dina Yacoubagha brings a wealth of experience and perspective to our community. With over a decade of dedicated volunteerism and a passion for dispelling misconceptions about Muslim women, Dina has been a prominent voice in various venues, shedding light on important issues and advocating for inclusivity.

During this event, Dina will delve into her personal experiences, discussing her transition from volunteerism to running for public office. She will share the challenges and achievements she encountered along the way, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of community involvement and leadership.

As a member of the Bangor City Council, Dina will offer firsthand accounts of her experiences, giving attendees a glimpse into the realities of local governance and representation. Additionally, she will discuss her recent appointment as the Program Manager at the Maine Multicultural Center, highlighting her new role in promoting diversity and cultural understanding in our state.

Dina Yacoubagha is a Bangor resident. She settled in Maine along with her family back in 2006. Dina holds a Masters in Social Work from the University of Maine, Orono, and has been involved in multiple non-profit organizations that work towards achieving social justice. She works as the Program Manager at Maine Multicultural Center, an organization that champions diversity as essential to the economic and social vitality of Maine. Dina is currently a member of Bangor City Council. She also sits on the Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous and Tribal Populations, State of Maine.