Youth Services Archives - Page 11 of 13

Be a Guest Reader for Elev8 Youth this Summer

Our community schools youth program Elev8 Baltimore is partnering again this summer with the Children’s Defense Fund’s Freedom Schools® program from July 3rd to August 4th to help engage students in learning throughout the year.

Congratulations to our Training Graduates!

It’s been a fruitful graduation season at Humanim. We would like to congratulate each and every one of our training graduates, from culinary customer service training to our Start on Success youth.

Healthy Transitions Flash Mob for Children’s Mental Health Awareness

Humanim’s Healthy Transitions team, Juli Murray & Kirsty Wheelton had a great time participating with YouthFirst Lab at the UMBC flashmob for Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day – part of Mental Health Awareness Month!

Supporting Student Success Through Elev8

The Annie E. Casey foundation will be highlighting the work of Elev8 through a series of posts, which we look forward to sharing. Read AECF’s first report on Elev8’s impact in Baltimore’s community schools.

Family Engagement Workshops

Join us every first Friday of the month for our free family engagement workshops at Commodore John Rogers Elementary School!

Humanim Board Member Eric Booker Reads to Elev8 Students

Humanim board member and Elev8 guest reader Eric Booker, doing a lively reading for students at Collington Square Elementary – part of Elev8’s guest reader program to enrich children throughout the summer.

Published Authors Read Aloud & Teach Writing Workshop to Elev8 Students

Brothers Jeremiah and Joshua West, of Rochester New York, visit a group of Elev8 Baltimore students in an effort to teach about writing, entrepreneurship, philanthropy and community service.

Humanim Hires Seasoned Community Schools and Education Leader as Director of Elev8 Baltimore

Alexandria Warrick Adams returns to Elev8 Baltimore, bringing experience, talent and familiarity with the community schools initiative.

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