Seeing a lack of accessible, non-competitive spaces for freestyle and street dance culture on campus, Bianca Yen and Vatsal Jalan co-founded Offbeat Session—a weekly open jam and workshop series featuring styles like hip-hop, house, animation, and battle training, often taught by renowned international street dance legends like J Smooth and Slim Boogie.

In collaboration with Ian Yang and Daniel Young, Bianca Yen co-led open improvisation sessions in Taipei, blending movement with props, music, film, and visual art in explorations of cross-disciplinary creativity.

In the midst of the ICE raids in LA, this community fundraiser was organized in solidarity to support local organizations distributing essential supplies to undocumented families living in fear of law enforcement and military violence.

As part of her Arts Education degree, Bianca completed a 6-month teaching capstone at Grand Arts High School, designing and teaching a curriculum centered on improvisation, bodily autonomy, and creative agency for 9th grade students.

To increase accessibility to dance, Bianca founded an after-school street dance program for middle schoolers at Grand Arts, empowering younger students through movement and creative play.

In response to post-pandemic isolation, Bianca created a multi-style youth dance camp focused on resocialization and self-expression through street dance and physical storytelling.