Education

More than 200 young people in The Salvation Army Greater New York Division’s Corps Music & Creative Arts program competed

Actor Dayo Olatokun first had a vision that he needed to teach when he was working as a "struggling artist" in LA, and sleeping in his car. Now he has a successful extracurricular arts program for NYC schools.

If you missed the groundbreaking conference in March, The Center Black Literature is offering another chance to be a part of this important conversation

The Cannabis Minor Degree Program at Medgar Evers— the first degree of its kind in the entire CUNY system– will provide students the business skills necessary to get in on one of the country's fastest-growing new industries.

Two local high school counselors speak out about why having counselors in NYC's public schools is so important

The $2.1 million program will connect environmental science with social justice work in New York's Adirondack Park

The partnership with the nonprofit provides the students with long-term career development assistance and guidance.

At a Bed-Stuy school where about one-third of students live in a shelter, staff help kids by washing their laundry, walking them to school and even getting a school comfort dog. Now the school needs help with a new dryer.

Nicole “Soul” Creary founded Soul2Soulz to engage, enlighten, energize and empower youth to live up to their full potential

Girls on the Run NYC combines physical fitness activities with life skills lessons, building up to girls doing a 5km run and a community project