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OUR PROGRAMS
The following is a list of our current Programs & Projects. We have a variety of works - connect with us today to get Project Sankofa in your area!
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Email us at info@projectsankof.org
CURRENT MAP OF PROGRAMS & COLLABORATIONS
African American Scholars Project
- Fremont Unified School District
- Monta Vista High School
- Washington Unified School District
- River City High School.
- Bridgeway Island Elementary School (6th - 8th grade participants)
- New Westmore Oaks Elementary School (6th - 8th grade participants)
Curriculum Design & Training
- Social Justice Learning Institute Curriculum
- Services:
- Course Curriculum Design & Development
- Staff Training
- Course Evaluation
- S.E.E.N (Sisters Empowerment & Employment Network)
- Impact: 20 Los Angeles area middle and high schools
List of Services
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AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOLARS PROJECT (AASP)List Item 1
Our award winning program African American Scholars Program (AASP) works with the students in the schools RIGHT NOW. It provides spaces intentional on making sure they can feel safe, seen, and supported while the adults around them catch up.
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NEXT BLACK EDUCATOR WORKFORCE (NBEW)
The Next Black Educator Workforce (NBEW) is committed to building a sustainable pipeline of highly qualified Black educators who will lead, teach, and mentor in racially isolated areas, while amplifying Black voices, perspectives, and leadership across classrooms in California and beyond. Our vision is to empower Black educators to transform classrooms, uplift communities, and inspire generations.
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SISTERS EMPOWERMENT & EMPLOYMENT NETWORK (SEEN)List Item 2
Project Sankofa's newest program, the Sisters Empowerment & Employment Network, will launch in 2024. Using our professional experience working with over 300 women at UCLA, we are poised to continue supporting Black women beyond their time as undergraduates. SEEN will provide African American collegiate women mentorship and networking opportunities as they learn about life after their undergraduate careers.
