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HarlemLive is a website written, created, and presented by teens in Harlem and throughout New York City.

P.S. 1
P.S.1 combines a world-class exhibition program, a prestigious national and international Artist Studio Program, and a broad spectrum of education and public programs. Since 1986, P.S.1's Education Department has offered programs, in schools, community centers, homeless shelters and senior citizens' homes. The program is a collaborative effort to strengthen P.S.1's ties to the community and to expand museum and arts audiences. Using P.S.1's resources as a vehicle, the Education Program promotes public understanding, the appreciation of contemporary art, and its relationships to our everyday lives.

Education Video Center
The Educational Video Center (EVC) is a community-based media organization that teaches documentary video production and media analysis to youth, educators and community organizers.

Visible Knowledge Program (VKP) at the New Museum
VKP pairs artist-instructors with high school educators and their students to explore new ways of integrating contemporary art with core high school curricula.

New York Public Library Office of Young Adult Services
Access the branches of this public library and use their online resources, which include catalogs, digital collections and a young adult's section.

High 5 Tickets to the Arts
High 5 is a program designed to provide students with tickets to performance arts shows at five dollars. Learn how to receive these discounted tickets.

Nomads 1800
Nomads is a Community arts outreach program. Documents the lives and art works from homeless and runaway youth living in America.

National Student Internet Center
The National Student Internet Center is a resource organization that showcases student art, updates youth projects, and provides contacts and details for related organizations.

Kaleidoscope Youth Arts
A fun, affordable way for Boston's teens to explore the performing arts from theatre and comedy to music, dance and opera.

www.youthspeaks.org

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