Boys of Color in Afterschool: Protective Practices Institute
With generous support from The Robert Bowne Foundation, this program will connect research to practice, building from the first session of PASE’s Research Series: Relational Engagement Needs among Black and Latino Boys, led by Dr. Edward Fergus-Arcia, Assistant Professor in Educational Leadership and Policy, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University
In collaboration with Dr. Edward Fergus-Arcia of New York University, PASE will convene selected afterschool program sites to:
- increase their protective practices in afterschool programs,
- document the challenges and opportunities they face in supporting boys of color and other vulnerable youth;
- develop a network of responsive organizations serving boys of color; and,
- document our learnings in order to help other community-based organizations do this work effectively.
Participating afterschool programs include:
- Bronx Arts Ensemble, Inc., International Community High School
- CAMBA, Inc., SONYC at IS 240/ Andries Hudde JHS
- East Harlem Tutorial Program, Elementary Program
- Global Kids Inc., Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists
- Good Shepherd Services, Groundwork for Success Program
- Legal Outreach, Inc
- Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center
- Mentoring in Medicine, Inc., Science Pathfinders-All Hallows High School
- New York City Mission Society, P.S. 85
- STOKED, Benjamin Banneker High School
- The Boys' Club of New York’s, Harriman Clubhouse
- University Settlement, East Side Community Middle/High School
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