Tag: DYCD
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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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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.
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Kicking Off the Summer with Purpose: SYEP Job Placement at Boone Ave
Discover how CASW kicks off summer with its SYEP Job Placement Event in the Bronx, connecting NYC youth with meaningful work experiences through DYCD’s Workforce program.
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CASW Profiles: Aly Hernandez
As an NYC non-profit organization that targets youth, we consider curiosity one of our greatest values. It’s the driving force that makes our participants ask bigger questions, and learn valuable lessons along the way. Of course, we owe this drive to our staff members, who encourage these traits both in and outside the classroom. In…
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Stop-Motion Magic: PS 115 and PS/MS 37 Students Become Young Animators
Students at PS 115 and PS/MS 37 bring ideas to life through stop-motion photography, blending hands-on skills with digital animation technology.
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CASW Profiles: Meet Madison Wilder
This month, meet Madison Wilder, a dedicated and conscientious group leader at PS 310.
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Dyckman Community Center Students Witness College Hoops at MSG
CASW Cornerstone participants at Dyckman Community Center recently attended a thrilling college basketball game at Madison Square Garden, thanks to the Office of the Manhattan Borough President. More than just a fun night out, this experience provided valuable lessons in discipline, hard work, and future aspirations. Read more about how CASW is expanding youth horizons…
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Gratitude in Action: CASW’s Year of Innovation and Achievement
Discover how CASW celebrated progress, gratitude, and innovation in 2024. From empowering youth to launching new initiatives, we reflect on a year of milestones and giving thanks this November.
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Cupcakes and Community: How Bronx River’s Baking Club Builds Bonds
Discover how CASW-Cornerstone’s baking club at Bronx River Community Center blends creativity and precision to empower youth through self-selected learning, community building, and sweet success.
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From 1968 to Today: CASW’s Impact on New York City Communities
CASW celebrates over 50 years of empowering NYC youth through after-school programs, workforce development, and community-based education. Discover how this non-profit has shaped the future of Washington Heights and beyond.
