To engage court-involved youth as actors and playwrights in a comprehensive theatre-for-social justice program that uses real life stories of the youth actors.
School year and summer programs that engage youth from underserved communities in public mural making as a means of social change while developing their leadership and creative skills.
In-school, after-school, and summer-based multi-disciplinary arts programs serving low-income youth of color, with a focus on overage, under-credited students and disconnected youth.
A program offering low-income youth a safe space to discover a positive sense of self and community and develop leadership skills to inspire others to collaborate toward community change.
Job readiness and leadership training, part-time employment, academic support, and services to assist young people toward graduation, college, and career.
A project that engages young people, primarily immigrant youth, in activities to help them develop job skills, improve their academic performance, and become community leaders.
