Better Making of Men and My Black is Beautiful programs mentor local boys and girls
These mentoring programs help Black students succeed academically and in life.
Education
Al Wooten Jr. Youth Center steers children away from gangs with college-ready programs
The youth center steers children away from gangs with their college-ready programs that emphasize STEM fields. It recently received vital funds to install bullet-resistant glass and Kevlar into the walls of the building to protect the children from stray bullets.
Noname Book Club at the Radical Hood Library in South LA’s Jefferson Park
The library on Jefferson Boulevard just west of Arlington Avenue features books by radical Black, Brown, and Indigenous authors.
Oak Tree Learning Center View Park Windsor Hills
The preschool encourages their students ages 2-6 years old to develop a real love of learning.
Ian Alonzo is heading to USC to study architecture
The Inglewood native plans to design buildings in his community after he graduates from USC.
Education is Key scholarship program
The non-profit organization gives scholarships to students heading to universities, community colleges, and trade schools.
Black-owned bookstore in Inglewood will be a safe haven for the community
Inglewood native Asha Grant has raised over $80,000 through GoFundMe to open a bookstore on Queen Street, just off of Market Street.
Teen Vogue Summit: Change. The. Future.
The Teen Vogue Summit will be held November 1-3 in Hollywood.
Tuition Gateway helps students pay for college
The creators of College Connect 101 are putting a greater focus on helping students with their financial aid packages.