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BLACK YOUTH N'Action
OUR SERVICES
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Offering skills training to youth, allyouth with weekend and summer programs in the performing and violence prevention at our main site, and in outreach programs at local schools and community centers.
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Giving youth opportunities to share a message of peace and empowerment through performances, events, and workshops.
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Nurturing the physical, emotional and spiritual development of young people.
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Arts:
Black Youth N' Action holds many talented artists with wide varieties of skills. Dancers, theater perspectives, rappers, poets, musicians, singers, drawers, journalists,writers, and various other preformers.
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Community Service:
BYA youth has accumulativley served hundreds ofcommunity volenteering hours individually, and together. Our first mission is to build our community up, so we may rise together.
Education
Providing knowlegde about our world as it affects us and the lives of each youth directly. Recognizing powerful black individuals and movements such as, but not limited to:
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Six Principles of Non-Violence
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Racism
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Black Power
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Feminism Vs. Womanism
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Gender
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Local/National Government and Politics
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Internalized Racism
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Post-tramatic Slave Syndrome
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Black Lives Matter vs. All Lives Matter
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Community Building
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Mass Incarneration
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Gentrification
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Systemic opression
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Educational system
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Apartheid/Segregation
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U.S. Government
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Miranda Rights
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Police Brutality/War on Black and Brown lives
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“Colonialism” or “Gentrification”
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“Ceremony” or “Generational Knowledge”
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“Liberate the Land” or “Black & Indigenous solidarity”
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“Resiliency” or “Community Power”
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“Decolonization” or “Resistance”
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“Afrofuturism” or “Indigenizing”
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Etcetera !!!!!!
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