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LA PROMISE FUND - California Arts Council With support from the California Arts Council, LA Promise Fund will offer 15 total weeks of after-school animation club programming at the Westbrook Academy in South Gate. Club will focus on stop-motion animation and character design, serving a total of 25 at-promise youth participating in the club programming.
• Girls Build – Empowers more than 10,000 girls to identify the challenges they face and design and implement community-based solutions • The Intern Project – Provides public high school students with opportunities to work and be mentored in dynamic career areas • Career Pathway Connections – Works with 12 South LA high schools to provide career exploration and readiness, dual enrollment, work-based learning and pathway development in high growth sectors • ArtsMatter – Connects more than 50 Los Angeles teachers to arts education, enrichment, and supplies • Amgen Biotech Experience – Trains and equips approximately 250 teachers across Southern California to deliver interactive and cutting-edge 8th/9th grade biotechnology labs to more than 25,000 students.
• Black College Success — Partners with select universities to create a college success pathway that empowers more Black students from South LA high schools to complete a Bachelor’s degree. • Promise Parent – Coordinates support services for families, including a food pantry, and facilitates workshops that provide parents with tools to help their children graduate high school and pursue a postsecondary education.
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