A theater program that uses first person narratives to bring the stories of young people impacted by incarceration to the forefront and drive awareness of the need for policy reform.
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.
