Intergenerational volunteer programs for youth and families.

Provides tutoring, college prep, career internships, and leadership training for middle, high school and college students in Brooklyn.

STEM studies

A 10-week summer research program offering training, lab-based STEM projects, and hands-on faculty mentorship at NYU Tandon.

Bike classes and workshops that teach kids and families how to ride and stay safe.

Internships with the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.

Arts, cultural, environmental, and sports activities for children and teens.

NYC teens create community programming grounded in art and activism, collaborating in program design and organizing activities.

Paid internship where NYC teens work as museum educators, creating lesson plans and teaching audiences of all ages about art and art history.

Paid internship where NYC LGBTQ+ teens explore gender and sexuality in art and organize Museum programming for other queer and trans youth.

Paid internship where teens assist teaching artists in leading art classes for students of all ages while exploring art, education, and museum careers

After-school internship program for high school students.

Journalism program for high school students sponsored by the NY Association of Black Journalists.

Food, health and sustainability through gardening, cooking and media

Introducion to cybersecurity and computer science fundamentals.

A free, virtual summer program introducing students to computer science through game design and mentorship.

Academic, social, and emotional support.

Free summer camps

5-week summer program combining coding, electronics, and entrepreneurship to design smart city solutions.

Free theatre and performance training programs for youth.

A free, five-week summer law immersion program including mock trials and legal field trips.

Free after-school dance workshops and performances.

A 4-week summer camp combining science, tech, art, and writing through hands-on workshops and field trips.

Free workforce readiness programs offering education, job training, and career development for young New Yorkers.

After-school visual arts classes for youth, taught by professional artists in public libraries.