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About CASW — Serving the Bronx and Upper Manhattan Since 1968
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in Beacon, Bronx River, Compass, Cornerstone, Dyckman, PS 115, PS 18, PS/MS 37, SNL, Sonyc, Summer Rising, UncategorizedDiscover free youth programs in the Bronx and Manhattan with Children’s Arts and Science Workshops (CASW). From SYEP and Summer Rising to after-school arts, STEM, and sports, explore how CASW empowers NYC youth through education and workforce development.
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SYEP 2026 IN THE BRONX AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS – EVERYTHING THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Have questions about SYEP 2026? Learn about selection lotteries, provider locations in Washington Heights and the Bronx, pay rates, and eligibility from CASW—your trusted SYEP provider.
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Why We Need Both Art and Science
Are you an “art” or “science” person? Discover the overlap between STEM and the humanities, and why mastering both is the key to becoming a leader of tomorrow.
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How CASW Programs Help Children Thrive: The Key Benefits of Arts, STEM, and After-School Enrichment
Children’s Arts and Science Workshops offers NYC after-school programs and youth services focused on arts, STEM, and inner-city education. Discover our programs catered toward inner-city youth; providing safe, hands-on arts and STEM education through a trusted nonprofit.
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5 Benefits of Youth Job Placement Programs (Past, Present, and Future)
Empower NYC youth with real-world work experience, confidence, and career direction. Learn how CASW-Workforce programs open doors to skills, mentors, and future opportunities.
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Hispanic Heritage Month at CASW: Celebrating Latino Roots and Community Impact
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with CASW as we honor Latino history, culture, and contributions in NYC and beyond—because Latino history is American history.
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The Power of Fashion: Teaching Teens to Celebrate Failure Through Creativity
What if failure was something to celebrate? In ‘The Power of Fashion,’ a CASW youth program inspired by the book Fail-A-Bration, teens learn to embrace mistakes, express themselves through style, and discover confidence in creativity.
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CASW Profiles: Meet Kaylin Kouakou
This month, on CASW Profiles, meet Kaylin Kouakou, our Media Team’s Senior Illustrator. If you follow us on social media or are subscribed to our newsletter, you may already be aware of her quiet yet RESOUNDING presence in our organization.
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Helping Hands in the Heat: My Experience Supporting SYEP Participants
As a CASW-Media intern, I spent the day supporting SYEP participants during their job placement event—managing crowds, guiding youth, and handing out water under the blazing sun. It was chaotic, but being part of something that helps so many young people take a step toward their future made it all worth it.
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From Student to Judge: How MECA’s Re-ReACT Program Builds Future Advertising Leaders
As a former MECA student and Re-ReACT participant, I returned as a judge to witness the next generation of young creatives pitch powerful, real-world ad campaigns—this time focused on social justice. From remote collaboration during the pandemic to mentoring new voices, here’s how Re-ReACT shaped my path in media and advertising.
