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FXB Climate Advocates is a program that equips young people with the knowledge and advocacy tools to address the climate crisis.
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Design and engineering classes to students in grades 9-11. Students work on developing assets for augmented and virtual reality applications.
Career Essentials is an afterschool work-readiness and career exploration program for high school students.
Free, eight-year, academic program that gets low-income public high school students to and through college–with a 90% college graduation rate. 100% of SEO Scholars are accepted to four-year colleges, with 85% being first-generation college graduates. More than 75% of current SEO Scholars are attending colleges and universities in a top-100 U.S. News & World reporting.
At the 92Yoffers 100% full-tuition, merit-based scholarships for exceptional students in NYC to develop their creative potential as artists, dancers, and musicians. Programs in visual arts, dance, music, and musical theater. Visit website for application details.
Drop in to make friends and connect with those who share common experiences. Join us at The Center. We can't wait to meet you!
Mark Morris Dance Group invites students ages 15-21 to apply for their Arts Immersion Fellowship to develop careers skills in the arts including management, marketing, choreography, producing and more. Application deadline 9/23/22.
At The Door, young people between the ages of 12 and 24 can access comprehensive services—health care, education, mental health counseling and crisis intervention, legal assistance, high school equivalency and college preparation services, career development, housing support, arts, sports and recreational activities, and nutritious meals—all for free.
The Museum’s Teen Programs offer paid internship opportunities to New York City high school students to become immersed in art, culture, creative thinking, and community.
Get paid $15 per hour. Work up to 180 hours for the year! Metrocards will be provided to support weekend and summer work. This program is open to all NYC high school students, ages 14–19, and will take place in person from December 2022 through August 2023.
TAP members meet to discuss social justice issues and get hands-on training in peer education and community organizing. The program offers students the opportunity to learn about civil rights issues impacting their communities, develop youth led advocacy campaigns, work with professionals on civil liberties issues, and much more.
