Validus Prep Academy's PSAs

Validus Prep Academy from the Bronx came down to the Youth Channel and two powerful PSAs.
Check them out!

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Participants:
Jeny N.
Emily H.
Destiny D.
Shatui M.
Selma
Joan
Hiloma

Grand Street Settlement PSAD

Students from Grand Street Settlement teamed up with the Youth Channel to create this PSA on Bullying:

Aaron N.
Abdul M.
Lance S.


YC Peer Trainer:

Sacha H.

Grand Street Settlement PSAD

Students from Grand Street Settlement teamed up with the Youth Channel to create this PSA on Bullying:

Melisa U.
Melissa E.
Jaritza S.
La Starr H.


Peer Trainers:

Cynhia R.
Vanessa B.

PSA in a Day - Girls for Gender Equity

Peer Trainers, Yessenia, Leydiana, and Vanessa teamed up with the Girls for Gender Equity group to make several PSAs in a day. Terrin J, Nefertiti M, Meghan H, Andrenkia B, Erin B, Fahmida S, Danielle B, Natasha , all members of the group, divided themselves into two groups to produce short PSA's to try to get their message across.

PSA in a Day - Girls for Gender Equity

PSA in a Day: Girls for Gender Equity

Peer Trainers: Leydiana S,Yessenia C, and Vanessa teamed up with Girls for Gender Equity to create several PSAs.


Participants:
Terrin J.
Nafertiti M.
Maghan H.
Andrenkia B.
Erin B.
Fahmida S.
Danielle B.
Natasha

PSA Youth Channel

Foster Parent Advocey Group PSA

A group of ten high school students created five PSA about the Foster Care system.

61st Street Day of Action

Peer Trainers, Vanessa, Malik, and Sacha set out to the "61st Street Day of Action" event on May 15 and trained 7 students on how to create a short video piece. The students currently attend PS 191, Hudson Honors, and Gateway Middle School. The event was organized by Border Crossers and the participating schools.

Global Neighborhood Secondary School Animation workshop

The Kids at Global Neighborhood Secondary School in Manhattan worked together to make this wonderful piece.

Operation Breaking Stereotypes PSAs in Two Days

Operation Breaking Stereotypes (OBS) is a non-profit, service-based organization working with schools in Maine and New York City to help students address ethnic, socio-economic, gender, and racial stereotypes through writing, reading, music, photography, and personal connections. Since its founding in 2002, OBS has worked with more than 750 Maine and New York City middle and high school students, facilitating exchanges between diverse groups of learners. MNN Youth Channel facilitated a two day version of our popular PSA in a day workshop. Here's the results.

NYU PSAs on the earthquake in Haiti

Students from NYU prepare to teach their own version of MNN Youth Channel's PSA in a day curriculum by taking the class them self's and producing these PSAs on the earthquake in Haiti.

Alcoholism Council of New York

The youth from the Alcoholism Council of New York made this PSA about alcoholism and young people.