We realize that working with young people of color is important for the future of our community and our country. These efforts have served as another vehicle for engaging families and carrying out our mission.
For more information or to register for a program, please contact Aimara Martinez, Programs Coordinator at 914-835-1512 or amartinez@crcny.org
For interest in partnering with our organization to provide an educational program, please contact Marco Bohorquez, Manager of Programs and Workforce Development, at 914-835-1512 or mbohorquez@crcny.org
For more information or to register for a program, please contact Aimara Martinez, Programs Coordinator at 914-835-1512 or amartinez@crcny.org
For interest in partnering with our organization to provide an educational program, please contact Marco Bohorquez, Manager of Programs and Workforce Development, at 914-835-1512 or mbohorquez@crcny.org
High School-Aged Programs
Civics Education Youth Leadership
10-week after school leadership program open to youth ages 14-17. Every week, participants explore social justice issues impacting communities of color. Over the years, our leaders have explored racial injustices, discrimination, immigrant rights, and socioeconomic disparities impacting homeless individuals and families with hospitalized children. Now more than ever, our Creative.Inspirational.Leaders are critically thinking about our environment, climate change, and what we are doing as a community to impact environmental justice.
Through facilitated dialogue, hands-on activities, guest speakers and more, participants look critically at our global world through the lenses of media literacy, race and privilege to emerge with a deeper connection to themselves and tools for impacting real change in their communities. Check out Public Service Announcements and short films our youth leaders have created!
In partnership with Rossmery Gomez, Youth International Speaker and Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute .
We thank Con Edison for supporting our youth development work.
10-week after school leadership program open to youth ages 14-17. Every week, participants explore social justice issues impacting communities of color. Over the years, our leaders have explored racial injustices, discrimination, immigrant rights, and socioeconomic disparities impacting homeless individuals and families with hospitalized children. Now more than ever, our Creative.Inspirational.Leaders are critically thinking about our environment, climate change, and what we are doing as a community to impact environmental justice.
Through facilitated dialogue, hands-on activities, guest speakers and more, participants look critically at our global world through the lenses of media literacy, race and privilege to emerge with a deeper connection to themselves and tools for impacting real change in their communities. Check out Public Service Announcements and short films our youth leaders have created!
In partnership with Rossmery Gomez, Youth International Speaker and Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute .
We thank Con Edison for supporting our youth development work.
Internships
Internships are available for young people interested in learning about community-based nonprofits serving the immigrant population. We provide hands-on experience for youths over the age of 16. CRC staff members are also proud to be part of the Her Honor Mentoring program available to high school young women across the county.
Internships are available for young people interested in learning about community-based nonprofits serving the immigrant population. We provide hands-on experience for youths over the age of 16. CRC staff members are also proud to be part of the Her Honor Mentoring program available to high school young women across the county.
Summer Youth Employment
CRC offers employment and financial literacy opportunities through WestCop's Summer Youth Employment Program for low-income youth between the ages of 14-18. Employment is offered through community collaborations.
CRC offers employment and financial literacy opportunities through WestCop's Summer Youth Employment Program for low-income youth between the ages of 14-18. Employment is offered through community collaborations.
Middle School-Aged Programs
Middle School Summer Enrichment
Summer enrichment program for local middle school students who do not otherwise have the opportunity to participate in summer programming. Program includes STEAM activities, recreational activities, and college/career readiness in line with eliminating "summer slide" effect.
In partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of New Rochelle.
Summer enrichment program for local middle school students who do not otherwise have the opportunity to participate in summer programming. Program includes STEAM activities, recreational activities, and college/career readiness in line with eliminating "summer slide" effect.
In partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of New Rochelle.
Elementary School-Aged Programs
3D Animation
10-week program open to children ages 8-11 to have access to one of the most game changing technologies of our time, 3D Animation, modeling, and printing! In a small group setting of 10, children will learn how to use 3D design software and how to create a prototype.
In partnership with The Rye Arts Center.
10-week program open to children ages 8-11 to have access to one of the most game changing technologies of our time, 3D Animation, modeling, and printing! In a small group setting of 10, children will learn how to use 3D design software and how to create a prototype.
In partnership with The Rye Arts Center.