Teen Programs:
"I Dream to..." Photojournalism Program at Environmental Science and Technology
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Registration for this event is currently closed.
| Description |
Price |
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Tickets |
Step Up Members Only
Volunteer
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Free |
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| Date: |
April 07, 2011 |
| Time: |
3:15pm
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5:00pm
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| Registration: |
01/11/2011
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04/08/2011
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| Venue: |
Environmental Science and Technology High School
2930 Fletcher Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
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Volunteer with Step Up’s innovative photojournalism program “I Dream To…” empowering teen girls to discover and explore various career opportunities while building self-esteem and leadership skills. Through weekly classes and with support of a program instructor and Step Up member volunteers, girls learn skills in photography, journalism, and critical thinking and are inspired to dream big. Ultimately, Step Up connects each girl with a professional woman in the career of the girl’s choice to learn directly from the woman living the teen’s dream, and to realize the possibility of achieving it herself.
Location:
Classes are held at Environmental Science and Technology, located at 2930 Fletcher Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90065. If you have trouble finding the room, look for anyone in an orange tee shirt or call Keisha Chandler at 310.850.9749.
When:
We would like to have volunteers arrive at 3:00 p.m. to assist in class preparation and for a quick brief of the upcoming class. Classes will run from 3:40 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. every Thursday. If you are available to stay after class to help put supplies away, we can use your help then too!
Dress:
We will provide stylish Step Up orange tees for all volunteers to wear. If you already have a Step Up tee, please wear it.
Volunteer Roles:
• During the opening class, we would like volunteers to introduce themselves and their profession.
• Girls are broken up into groups to work on project based activities. Volunteers are asked to participate in each class by floating from group to group and providing positive encouragement.
• During the breaks we encourage you to mingle with the young women, ask them questions and begin building a rapport with them.(Warning: they are teenagers so if they are more interested in talking with their friends, do not take it personally!)
• Bringing fresh fruit and/or water for the girls is always a help.
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