EVC STAFF We are a BIPOC-led and BIPOC-majority community of: Educators. Artists. Alumni. Changemakers. Ambreen Qureshi Executive Director Directora Ejecutiva LEARN MORE Cynthia Copeland Senior Media Education Specialist Especialista Superior en Educación de Medios LEARN MORE Dalia McGill Youth Media Instructor Instructora de Medios Juveniles LEARN MORE Margaret Sheble Archive Distribution Specialist Especialista en Distribución de Archivos LEARN MORE Mary Grueser Deputy Director, Programs Subdirectora de Programas LEARN MORE ALUMNI ADVISORY COUNCIL EVC’s inaugural Alumni Advisory Council was launched in June 2022 and helps EVC remain accountable to the populations it works with, and remain connected to the needs and goals of its alumni at all stages of their careers. The intergenerational Council serves as a sounding board for new directions proposed by EVC’s leadership, and advises on new directions for the organization that will honor the experiences of its members. The Council includes a Youth Committee, specifically for alumni aged 25 and under, in keeping with EVC’s youth-centered values and pedagogy. The Council advises on alumni relations and support, the ethical use of EVC’s film archive, and other matters related to EVC’s overarching mission and organizational goals. Alexus Stewart LEARN MORE Carol Román LEARN MORE Chris Caraballo LEARN MORE Christain Moore LEARN MORE Ines Morales LEARN MORE Isabella Araya LEARN MORE MJ Small LEARN MORE Madison Rivera LEARN MORE Maude Carroll LEARN MORE Raelene Holmes LEARN MORE Yhenni Vogue LEARN MORE EVC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Albert Bahar, Board Member Head of Digital Strategy, Travel & Hospitality, Adobe Mary Grueser, Non-Voting Staff Rep. Deputy Director, Programs Frances Ning, Board Member Citigroup Stacey M. Wright, Board Co-Secretary Staff Therapist, SUNY Downstate Student Counseling Center; Advanced Year Advisor, Columbia School of Social Work Colleen Devery, Board President Chief Strategy Officer, NAF Tiffany Harrington, Board Member HBO Max Campaign Asset Manager, WarnerMedia Ambreen Qureshi, Board Member Executive Director, Educational Video Center Torrance York, Board Member Artist/Photographer Marga Graves, Board Treasurer Deals Manager, PwC Jahaad J. Martin, Board Member Executive Director, Sub Complex Manager, Morgan Stanley Pam Sporn, Board Co-Secretary Director, Grito Productions; Member, New Day Films EVC FOUNDER Steve Goodman is the founding executive director emeritus of the Educational Video Center.... READ MORE

FILMS Abortion: Past, Present, Future This documentary explores the history of abortion rights. LEARN MORE Breathing Easy: Environmental Hazards in in Public Housing EVC students focus their attention on the harmful impact that lead poisoning, mold, and pests and pesticides in low-come housing. LEARN MORE Cops Are(n't) Colorblind Our documentary film shows two main characters, Demitrius and Niaja, who experienced racial profiling as young teenagers. LEARN MORE Unequal Education Revisted More than twenty years later, the crew reunited to produce Unequal Education Revisited, bearing witness to the long-term impact that inequities plaguing our society. LEARN MORE

The Educational Video Center is an award-winning non-profit media organization dedicated to teaching documentary filmmaking to young people. EDUCATIONAL VIDEO CENTER: building a just and equitable world through the power of teaching, creating, and mobilizing youth-produced media. LEARN MORE CURRENT CAMPAIGNS LATEST EVENTS & NEWS EVC Presents Testimony at AI Hearing at City Council Committee of the Whole hearing session "Oversight - Examining the Risks Posed by Artificial Intelligence" As part of the lengthy NY City Council Committee of the Whole hearing, Oversight - Examining the Risks Posed by Artificial Intelligence, held on Monday, October 5th, in which representatives for some of the country’s biggest AI companies participated, EVC’s Executive Director, Ambreen Qureshi, presented testimony on behalf of the Educational Video Center's young documenta 6 days ago 2 min read We Are the Keepers Last week, the way our nation voted left us feeling punched in the gut. Like so many times during EVC’s 40 years... Nov 14, 2024 2 min read EVC Activism From EVC’s beginning in the 80s, our youth producers have created documentaries that ask critical questions about injustice... Nov 1, 2024 11 min read PARTNER WITH EVC HOST A SCREENING IMPACT SINCE 1984 STORIES & SCOOPS Play Subscribe

Docs & Dialogue is a virtual documentary screening and discussion series led by EVC’s young people whose lives and communities are most impacted by systemic inequities. DOCS & DIALOGUE Docs & Dialogue (D&D) is a virtual documentary screening and discussion series led by EVC’s young people whose lives and communities are most impacted by systemic inequities. Through EVC’s nearly 40 year archive of 200+ youth-produced films, these individuals share their stories about the world as they see it –with all its problems and possibilities. Since launching in 2020, D&D has covered a wide range of topics about the identities, communities, and systems shaping the lives of young New Yorkers. Here are some of our favorite highlights from past events: D&D FILMS BY TOPICS Youth Perspectives & Advocacy Alumni Co-Hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker(s): Maude Carroll Special Guests: Asia Alston, Happy Healing Wellness, LLC. & Denzel Deranamie, Filmmaker Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Zuri-Shaddai Salehe Alumni Filmmaker Speaker(s): Ashley Woolcock Special Guest: Stacey Wright-Woolcock, Psychotherapist Alumni Co-hosts: Christine L. Mendoza & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker(s): Shon McGoy, Tidiane Balde Special Guest: Gregory Brender, NYC Policy Expert Alumni Co-Hosts: Steven-Emmanuel Martinez & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker(s): Rhodine Louisaire, Abdul Malik Abbott Special Guests: Victor Davila, The Point & Christine L. Mendoza, former EVC Instructor Public Services Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: MJ Small Special Guest: Darlene McDay, Activist Alumni Co-hosts: Christine L. Mendoza & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Yhenni Rodriquez Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Alexus Stewart Special Guests: Ranae Reynolds, Tri-State Transportation Campaign & Suzan Al Shammari, Transportation Alternatives Alumni Co-hosts: Christine L. Mendoza & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Mikey Rosa Race & Ethnicity Alumni Co-Hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Zuri-Shaddai Salehe Special Guests: Norris Francis Branham, Turtlegang NYC & Terry Jones, Torn Jersey Media Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Special Guest: Cynthia Copeland, Public Historian & Ayanna Saulsberry, Filmmaker Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez, Mariela Martinez & Raelene Holmes Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Mohamed Fofana Gender & Sexuality Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes & Steven-Emmanuel Martinez Special Guest: Lanai Daniels, Planned Parenthood of Greater New York & David Murdoch, Filmmaker and former EVC Instructor Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Special Guest: Donja R. Love, Playwright & Dr. David Malebranche, Gilead Sciences Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes, Steven-Emmanuel Martinez & Maude Carroll Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes, Steven-Emmanuel Martinez & Maude Carroll Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Yhenni Rodriguez, Kaz Doha Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes & Steven-Emmanuel Martinez Alumni Filmmaker Speaker : Steven-Emmanuel Martinez Special Guests : Josué Argüelles, A Call to Men & Rebecca Renard-Wilson, former EVC Instructor Arts & Culture Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes, Steven Martinez Alumni Filmmaker Speaker(s): Maude Carroll, Irene Villasenor and Latoya Aultman Special Guests: Paradise Gray, Chief Curator of The Hip Hop Museum ; Molly Seegers, Kevin Powell, & Deborah Schwartz, Brooklyn Museum Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Zuri-Shaddai Salehe Alumni Filmmaker Speaker: Byron Graziano Special Guests: Dr. Lauren Leigh Kelly, Rutgers University; Thrax TheUpmost, Rapper; Pamela Sporn, former EVC Instructor and Filmmaker Alumni Co-hosts: Hailey Del Valle Special Guest(s): Sam Verdugo and Zomely Grullon, DayOne Housing Alumni Co-hosts: Raelene Holmes & Steven-Emmanuel Martinez Special Guest: Sergio Galvez, LSA Family Health Service; J. Michelle Holmes, Activist Alumni Co-hosts: Christine L. Mendoza & Raelene Holmes Special Guests: Andrea Ortega-Williams, former EVC Instructor Alumni Co-hosts: Cirilo Ordonez & Raelene Holmes Special Guest: Imani Henry, Brooklyn Anti-Gentrification Network

EVC’s Professional Development Program (PDP) gives PK-12 teachers the proven teaching strategies, practical skills and support they need to plan, facilitate, and evaluate student-produced video projects while meeting the Common Core Standards. Principals and teachers at EVC partner schools are eager to adopt our approa PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Professional Development Programs (PDP) is EVC’s unique credit-bearing in-school youth instruction and teacher-training program, customizable for each classroom. In our Professional Development Programs (PDP), K-12 students and teachers learn how to collaboratively film, edit, and produce documentary films about social justice issues that are impacting their lives, communities, and society as a whole. Through experiential training institutes and in-class coaching, K-12 teachers learn teaching strategies and practical skills to integrate student-led media production into their classes. Educators can meet their professional learning needs, develop their instructional practices, and improve student learning by integrating media arts based projects into their curriculum. Young people find renewed purpose in their learning and develop stronger habits of reading, critical research, and creative expression as they connect the personal and political in their documentaries. Students can produce public service announcements, community inquiry projects, or longer documentaries. Individual teachers or schools can partner with EVC; we customize the length, timing and design of the program to best support each partner's individual needs. Want to learn more? Simply fill out the form below, or email Mary Grueser , Deputy Director of Programs PARTNER WITH EVC CONTACT US PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AT A GLANCE LOCATION: We can offer PDP services at your location. SCHEDULE: Customized to best meet the needs of your students and teachers. CLASS SIZE: Flexible; groups of about 15 are ideal but we can work with multiple groups. FILMS: Youth produce PSA’s, short community inquiry films, or longer documentaries. FAQ’s: Learn more about PDP by downloading our Frequently Asked Questions. RECENT PROJECTS

Isabella Araya (she/her) Alumni Advisory Council EVC Films: What’s Gender Got To Do With It (2020). Born and raised in New York City, Isabella joined EVC in 2020 as a high school junior at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her collaboration on the film “What’s Gender Got To Do With It?” helped her examine gender identity, notably, how the under- and mis-representation of women in the media reproduces harmful biases. Isabella, who identifies as a queer Latina woman, is turning her new found awareness into action. She is a lead organizer at the YA-YA Network, where she leads campaigns to promote restorative justice in schools. She remains a leader at EVC, participating in community screenings, strategic planning, and as a member of the Alumni Advisory Council. (ella) Consejo Asesor de Ex-Alumnos Película de EVC: ¿Qué tiene que ver el género con eso? (2020). Nacida y criada en la ciudad de Nueva York, Isabella se unió a EVC en 2020 como estudiante de preparatoria al comienzo de la pandemia de COVID-19. Su colaboración en la película, ¿Qué tiene que ver el género con eso? le ayudó a examinar la identidad de género, en particular, cómo la subrepresentación y la tergiversación de las mujeres en los medios reproduce sesgos dañinos. Isabella, que se identifica como una mujer latina queer, está convirtiendo su nueva conciencia en acción. Es una de las principales organizadoras de la red YA-YA, donde dirige campañas para promover la justicia restaurativa en las escuelas. Sigue siendo una líder en EVC, participando en evaluaciones comunitarias, planificación estratégica y como miembro del Consejo Asesor de Ex-Alumnos.

Mary Grueser (she/her) Deputy Director, Programs Mary Grueser is the Deputy Director of Programs. Prior to becoming Deputy Director, Mary served as Director of Professional Development Programs and the We are All Connected urban-rural exchange program at EVC. Mary is an educator, facilitator, and media maker centered in the intersecting areas of youth media, critical pedagogy, documentary filmmaking, and media literacy. She holds an M.A. in International Affairs with a concentration in Media and Human Rights from The New School. Her professional experience includes serving as a facilitator for the Sustainable Development and Social Justice in Central America program with Augsburg College's Center for Global Education, leading collaborative youth media workshops in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and working as a public high school Spanish teacher in rural Central Appalachia. Mary says, “what I love about working at EVC is deeply collaborating with inspiring youth, educators, and changemakers.” (ella) Subdirectora de Programas Mary Grueser es la subdirectora de programas. Antes de convertirse en subdirectora, Mary trabajó como directora de los Programas de Desarrollo Profesional y el intercambio urbano-rural We are All Connected de EVC. Mary es una educadora, facilitadora y creadora de medios centrada en las áreas de intersección de los medios juveniles, la pedagogía crítica, la realización de documentales y la alfabetización mediática. Tiene una maestría en Asuntos Internacionales con especialización en Medios y Derechos Humanos de The New School. Su experiencia profesional incluye servir como facilitadora del programa de Desarrollo Sostenible y Justicia Social en América Central con el Centro para la Educación Global de Augsburg College, liderar talleres colaborativos de medios para jóvenes en las favelas de Río de Janeiro, Brasil y trabajar como maestra de español en una escuela secundaria pública en la zona rural de los Apalaches Centrales. Mary dice: "Lo que me encanta de trabajar en EVC es colaborar profundamente con jóvenes inspiradores, educadores y agentes de cambio". mgrueser@evc.org

Raelene Holmes (she/her) Alumni Advisory Council EVC Films: Life Under Suspicion: Youth Perspectives on the NYPD’s Stop and Frisk Policy (2012), Breathing Easy (2012), Beyond Bullying (2013). Creating three consecutive documentaries on topics that personally affect her, Raelene began her social justice journey as a high school student at EVC. She participated in a wide variety of EVC programs including the Youth Documentary Workshop (YDW), New Media Arts Apprenticeship (NMA), and Professional Development Program (PDP). Raelene worked as a teaching assistant in YDW, co-instructor in PDP, and co-host of EVC’s Docs and Dialogue screening series. She went on to pursue a Baccalaureate Degree in Theater to advocate for social change through acting, directing, and most importantly, playwriting. (ella) Consejo Asesor de Ex-Alumnos Películas de EVC: Vida bajo Sospecha: Perspectivas de los Jóvenes sobre la Política de Detención y Registro de la Policía de Nueva York (2012), Respirando Tranquilo (2012), Más Allá del Acoso Escolar (2013). Al crear tres documentales consecutivos sobre temas que la afectan personalmente, Raelene comenzó su viaje por la justicia social como estudiante de preparatoria en EVC. Participó en una amplia variedad de programas de EVC, incluido el Taller Documental Juvenil (YDW), el Aprendizaje de Artes Mediáticas (NMA) y el Programa de Desarrollo Profesional (PDP). Raelene trabajó como asistente de enseñanza en YDW, co-instructora en PDP y co-anfitriona de la serie de proyección Documentales y Diálogos de EVC. Luego obtuvo una licenciatura en teatro para abogar por el cambio social a través de la actuación, la dirección y, prioritariamente, la dramaturgia.

Alexus Stewart (she/her) Alumni Advisory Council EVC Films: Colors of Health: Understanding Unequal Care in New York City (2018); Ride to Nowhere (2018) While at an alternative school and unsure of her future path, Alexus made two films at EVC including one in which she testified at an MTA hearing to demand accountability. Alexus used these films to help get a full scholarship to Ithaca College, one of the top 25 film schools in the country. Alexus is now in her senior year as a Park Scholar at Ithaca College studying filmmaking, where she is also the president of the Black Student Union. Alexus is currently working as a Programming and Outreach Intern at the American Documentary organization. Alexus continues to build her voice as a filmmaker who centers Black people and other marginalized groups. She is deeply committed to dismantling anti-blackness, ableism, racist structures, and gender norms by telling untold stories of marginalized people. Alexus continues to learn and expand her frameworks inside and outside the classroom to reconceptualize, reimagine, liberate, and challenge worlds and environments where these structures of oppression no longer exist. (ella) Consejo Asesor de Ex-Alumnos Películas de EVC: Colores de la Salud: Comprendiendo la Desigualdad en Atención Médica en la Ciudad de Nueva York (2018); Viaje a Ninguna Parte (2018) Mientras estaba en una escuela alternativa y no estaba segura de su futuro camino, Alexus hizo dos películas en EVC, incluida una en la que testificó en una audiencia de la Autoridad de Transporte Metropolitano (MTA) para exigir responsabilidad. Alexus usó estas películas para poder obtener una beca completa para Ithaca College, una de las 25 mejores escuelas de cine del país. Alexus ahora está en su último año como Park Scholar en Ithaca College estudiando cine, donde también es presidenta de la Unión de Estudiantes Negros. Alexus actualmente trabaja como pasante de Programación y Divulgación en la organización American Documentary. Alexus continúa construyendo su voz como una cineasta quien centra a los negros y otros grupos marginados. Está profundamente comprometida con desmantelar la anti-negritud, el capacitismo, las estructuras racistas y las normas de género a través de contar historias no contadas de personas marginadas. Alexus continúa aprendiendo y expandiendo sus marcos teóricos dentro y fuera del aula para reconceptualizar, reimaginar, liberar y desafiar mundos y entornos donde estas estructuras de opresión ya no existen.

Yhenni Vogue (she/her) Alumni Advisory Council EVC Films: Family Portrait: Growing up With Divorce and Parental Separation (2017), The Queer Survival Guide (2018), Colors of Health: Understanding Unequal Care in New York City (2018), Can You See Me Now (2018), Something in Our Water (2019). Yhenni (Yhennisa) is a 24 year old Bronx native. She started in EVC with her first YDW (Youth Documentary Workshop) with the cohort of 2017 with their film “Family Portrait”. Yhenni then went on to create 4 more films with the EVC before finally continuing in her path. Since then, she has attended Bronx Community College’s Film Production Training, and is currently the office manager at a holistic medicine practice. She continues to work on photography and videography with her fiancé for fun and as a side gig! (ella) Consejo Asesor de Ex-Alumnos Películas de EVC: Retrato de Familia: Crecer con el Divorcio y la Separación de los Padres (2017), La Guía de Supervivencia Queer (2018), Colores de la Salud: Entendiendo la Desigual en la Atención Médica en la Ciudad de Nueva York (2018), ¿Puedes verme ahora? (2018), Algo en Nuestra Agua (2019). Yhenni (Yhennisa) es una nativa del Bronx de 24 años. Empezó en EVC con su primer YDW (Taller Documental Juvenil) en el grupo de 2017 con su película Retrato de Familia. Yhenni luego pasó a crear 4 películas más con EVC antes de finalmente continuar en su camino. Desde entonces, ha asistido a la capacitación en producción cinematográfica del Colegio Comunitario del Bronx y actualmente es gerente de oficina en una práctica de medicina holística. ¡Ella continúa trabajando en fotografía y videografía con su prometido por diversión y como trabajo secundario!

RAELENE HOLMES Born & Raised: Harlem First EVC Project: Life Under Suspicion (Doc Workshop, Fall 2012) Current Occupation: Media educator, EVC Education: AA, Liberal Arts, New Media Technology, LaGuardia Community College; BA, Theater, Herbert H. Lehman College Films: Life Under Suspicion, 2012 Beyond Bullying, 2012 Breathing Easy, 2013 Raelene's Story Raelene was born in Harlem and has lived there in the same apartment with her family her entire life. After dropping out of high school, she enrolled in a GED program in 2012. Her advisor recommended she apply for an internship with EVC’s Youth Doc Workshop (YDW). Her YDW group’s first project was documenting the details and impacts of the NYPD’s notorious stop-and-frisk policy. The resulting film was Life Under Suspicion: Youth Perspectives on NYPD’s Stop-and-Frisk Policy. Raelene at first had been shy in the workshop, since it was her first ever internship, but she learned a lot of technical skills and began to find the power of her voice. After the workshop ended, Raelene knew she wanted to return the next semester to advance her skills and continue to grow. The next semester her YDW team, after discussing many possible topics, chose to focus on the plight of Raelene’s family. The film the young people produced, Breathing Easy, depicted the story of the toxic mold in her family’s apartment, its impact on their health, including asthma, and their fight with the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) to get the apartment fixed. Through that project, she met community environmental activists from WEAct, who invited her to screen her film at their conference on housing rights. Breathing Easy was also shown in Atlanta at the Center for Disease Control Museum’s exhibition “Health Is a Human Right.” Leveraging the film to make change, EVC screened Breathing Easy for the New York City Council and eventually gained support on the issue from New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Under this pressure, New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) relented and agreed in 2015 to renovate the family’s apartment. The apartment was mold-free for a while but again fell into disrepair due to the NYCHA’s neglect, and the mold returned. The fight continues. After her second semester at EVC Raelene passed her GED exam. She could have moved on, but she returned to EVC for a third semester. Her group produced Beyond Bullying. Interviewing her friend for this film helped her understand how the trauma he experienced from childhood abuse laid the groundwork for him to bully others. Raelene carried her experience and growth at EVC out into the world. After EVC, Raelene worked for Deep Dish TV’s Waves of Change program, where she taught girls how to create interactive websites on community issues. She went on to study new media technology at LaGuardia Community College and eventually, in 2020, received a BA in theater from Lehman College. She has taught film and media production at a variety of New York City organizations, and in 2016 EVC was proud to hire her to work principally with justice-involved youth at the Harlem NeON Arts, a program of the NYC Department of Probation. Raelene continues to work for EVC, and can often be seen MCing our screenings. Favorite EVC Project: “Life Under Suspicion. It was completely hands on. I learned everything technical I needed to know on that project. I wasn’t really into politics before that, but that film taught me who is in charge of what. This made me interested in fighting social injustices.” Proudest Youth Media Moment: "Of course I’m going to say, San Francisco, when I flew out there for the Media for a Just Society Award for Life Under Suspicion. I didn’t think something like a little internship at a small nonprofit would get me out of the city to see another part of the country! It was exciting and refreshing. Especially since that was my first time flying." Advice to the Next EVC Generation: "Even when you’re feeling burned out and like nothing is progressing, you have to remind yourself that there is a message that needs to be received by your audience. In order to create change, a just society, in order to raise awareness, you need to speak up and show your audience why policies need to change."

EVC’s New Media Arts Apprenticeship (NMAA) is an afterschool workshop that annually gives 180 high school students college and career preparation in digital media arts as they learn to shoot video and photography, remix archival social justice footage and design an interactive website. NEW MEDIA ARTS APPRENTICESHIP Created in 2012, EVC’s award-winning multimedia program New Media Arts Apprenticeship prepares young people for college and careers in new digital media arts. New Media Arts Apprenticeship (NMA) is a credit-bearing afterschool and summer program in which youth in high school create interactive websites exploring a community issue of relevance to them. This two-part program runs two afternoons a week for 15 weeks in the Spring semester, followed by a paid Summer internship for 6 weeks as an NMA apprentice. Youth learn to create interactive websites, update and remix an EVC archival social justice documentary, shoot and edit video and photos. Youth learn Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, Wix, and other industry-standard software. The students’ final interactive websites are presented and celebrated at a public premiere and are broadly disseminated. Students who successfully present their portfolios at the end of the semester are eligible for high school credit. Youth gain industry-standard digital imaging and editing skills and NMA opens pathways to college-level media arts programs. Want to learn more? Enroll students from your high school? Simply fill out the form below, or email email Mary Grueser , Deputy Director, Programs. PARTNER WITH EVC CONTACT US NEW MEDIA ARTS APPRENTICESHIP (NMA) AT A GLANCE Young people build interactive websites, remix documentary films and gain industry-standard digital imaging and editing skills 15 weeks, 2 days a week, 5 hours a week (after school) + paid summer internship for 6 weeks Open to all public high schoolers citywide especially Transfer, International, Consortium, and District 79 schools. Part of the ExpandED network, and works with their partner schools for work-based learning. SEMESTER: Spring 2022 NEXT SESSION: March 1 to June 10 (15 weeks) SCHEDULE: Monday & Wednesday 4:00pm - 6:30pm or Tuesday & Thursday from 3:30pm - 6:00pm (5 hours/week) LOCATION: 16 Clarkson Street, 4th Fl, New York, NY APPLICATION: Closed RECENT PROJECTS