Multicultural Youth eXchange

Our Bartram High students getting a lesson in "airbrush painting" from Mr. Reggie!

Our Bartram High School students have been working hard all summer to present:

Project The Peace: Spoken Word Concert featuring socially-conscious poetry read by the students themselves.

Thursday, August 2nd at International House Philadelphia. 6:30PM.

John Bartram High School students during our discussion at William Way LGBT Community Center this summer in Center City!

In the middle of our Work Ready program for Project The Peace with John Bartram High School students!

While studying tolerance, we took a trip to William Way LGBT Community Center in Center City and joined the youth from the The Attic to open up a discussion between both groups of students.

Gearing up for our summer program with John Bartram High School:

Looking forward to interview students this Friday for our Project the Peace Summer Internship!

Get ready for a summer of learning, art and music!

Be sure to check out our ipad app now available at itunes!

The Armenian Housing Crisis App is free and explores the country’s current state with video interviews from domik residents, interactive infographics, a responsive map and an opportunity to help provide dignity, health and comfort to some of Vanadazor’s most vulnerable families.

Download the ipad app here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/armenian-housing-crisis/id515962505

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Message in a Bottle at the 2012 National Service Learning Conference

Make sure to tweet at your potential solutions to stop the Great Pacific Garbage Patch from growing!

Great Garbage Patch Far out in the North Pacific Ocean lies the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a floating island twice the size of Texas made mostly of plastic bags, bottles and debris. Forever trapped by ocean currants and non-biodegradable, this marine litter poses a serious threat to ocean life and coastal communities...

TONIGHT: Join us at Cafe Lift on 428 North 13th Street for our MYXing it Up: 2001-2011 exhibition 7PM-10PM.

Happy First Friday!