Meet Our Team
Our dedicated team at the Jasmine Cultural Arts Foundation is committed to promoting cultural diversity through the arts. With a passion for community engagement, we strive to create inclusive and impactful programs that inspire creativity and unity.
Juliet Dong
Founder
Juliet is an award-winning dancer, specializing in ballet, contemporary, Chinese and K-pop dance, who has taught and mentored youth in dance programs. She is also deeply interested in financial literacy, business, and public speaking, and has earned recognition for her leadership in these fields.
Olivia Bao
Co-President
Olivia is a passionate dancer specializing in Chinese and K-pop dance. With extensive teaching experience, she finds joy in helping young students build confidence and skill. In just her second year, her class size doubled; a testament to the fun, supportive environment she creates. Olivia loves inspiring kids to express themselves through movement. As she continues to grow as an educator and choreographer, she looks forward to creating more performance opportunities and exploring diverse styles. Through her work with Jasmine, she hopes to expand the program’s reach and build a vibrant, inclusive community centered around creativity and joy.
Meghan Li
Co-President
Meghan specializes in Chinese folkloric dance, ballet, and K-pop, and she has taught dance to individuals of all ages. She has received multiple awards for her performances, along with recognition for her writing and visual arts, including being a winner of Stone Soup’s Monthly Writing Contest and receiving Best of Show in the Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest. Meghan hopes to inspire young artists to confidently showcase their unique talents and share their creative visions with the world.
Marine Beauchemin
Pianist
Marine started piano at age 8, following the rigorous curriculum of the renowned Royal Conservatory of Music. She successfully achieved her 7 exams with the highest distinction. She played in concert in several community events. Since May 2025, she is the new president of Groton-Dunstable High School Art Club, where she previously served as a secretary. Her artwork has been selected and exposed in the “Inspirational Unveiled Art show”, the 8th Regional Greater Lowell Art Show. She is also very active in Groton community, where she volunteers at the Groton Public library, Florence-Roche Elementary School, and in the bi-annual Groton Fest events. Marine is eager to share her love of music and visual arts, and her goal is to share joy and happiness in the community, through art practice.
Celina Wang
Social Media Lead
Celina is a trusted student leader and coordinator with past experience in event planning, operations,and communications. As Secretary of the Far East Club, she manages event logistics, sponsor communications, and the annual Lunar New Year festival—Concord-Carlisle High School's largest event celebrating Asian culture. Additionally, she holds a leadership role in her orchestra where she promotes upcoming performing arts programs, and runs the social media account. Her strong organizational skills extend to community involvement, where she has directed schedules and programming for Vacation Bible School summer camp and co-led a youth group mission trip. With her efforts, she looks forward to planning and executing events that overall support the Jasmine Foundation. Celina consistently demonstrates the dedication, creativity, and vision required to execute events.
Joyce Dong
Excecutive Director
Joyce is an Acton resident and a mother of two who is passionate about community service and promoting Chinese culture. She actively volunteers at cultural and community events in Acton and surrounding towns, including Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations, Lunar New Year galas, Asian International Music Festivals, and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) festivals. She also participated in the Acton Chinese American Civic Association’s Lunar New Year red envelope distribution event at Open Table in Maynard, helping share Chinese traditions and bring joy to the local community.
Siyu Chen
Office Manager
Siyu has been an Acton resident for 13 years, where she lives with her husband and three children. She is passionate about community service and actively volunteers at local cultural events, including performances organized by Chinese language and dance schools. For the past two years, she has also played an active role in organizing the Boston Metro Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, helping celebrate Chinese culture and bring the community together.
Chinn-yi Chen
Out Reach Manager
Chinn-yi is a Westford resident who is passionate about supporting multicultural community events and promoting cultural diversity. She has been an active member of Westford Academy’s Lunar New Year Committee for many years, helping celebrate and share Chinese culture with the local community. She also regularly volunteers at cultural and community events in Westford and surrounding towns, fostering cultural appreciation and community connections.