Testimonials
By being honest about their struggles, these young men (of Real Men)… show others what it takes to change.
Geoffrey Canada
Who’s In My Classroom? is a must-read for teachers and more importantly for any professional who is trying to figure out what it means to create equitable, engaging learning environments that allow young people to be their full selves…
Karen Pittman
Co-Founder and Senior Fellow, The Forum for Youth Investment
I have run three groups around Real As Me. They are going great! These are the stories of many of the young women in our care. Thank you again for this awesome resource!
Juvenile Counselor
Rebecca Rubin
Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation
#trending was a really cool book because most of the stories were about things I’ve been through or witnessed.
Teen
YC’s stories and lessons really get my kids’ wheels turning. I GET CHILLS listening to them ask questions and talk to each other.
Lori Krane
Principal and Educator
Awards
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Agencies and schools implementing our programs
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Bronx Design and Construction Academy Brooklyn Democracy Academy Brooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy CAMBA Center for Family Life Children’s Aid Society Children’s Village Clara Barton High School Comprehensive Youth Development Crown Heights Community Meditation Center DREAM (formerly Harlem RBI) East Side House Settlement ExpandEd Schools Fair Futures Forest Hills High School Fresh Youth Initiatives Girls for Gender Equity Girls Inc. Good Shepherd Services Grand Street Settlement Harlem Village Academy High School Harvest Collegiate High School High School for Tourism and Hospitality Hyde Leadership High School Jacob A. Riis Settlement House Jewish Child Care Association |
Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation Learning Through Expanded Arts (LEAP) Liberation Diploma Plus High School Longwood Preparatory Academy High School Mastery Charter Network (Philadelphia) Mastery Charter: Thomas High School New Visions for Public Schools NY Edge (formerly Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation) NYC Administration for Children’s Services NYC Department of Youth and Community Development NYC Department of Correction NYC Department of Probation Opportunity Charter High School Pathways to Graduation Phipps Neighborhoods Possibility Project Queens Vocational and Technical High School Repertory Company High School for Theatre Arts RiseBoro SCAN New York SCO Family of Services SEIU 1199 Child Care Corporation Sunnyside Community Services The Academy Charter Schools The Young Women’s Leadership School: Queens Waltham Boys & Girls Club WHEDCo |
* Note: Many agencies increased the number of sites using YC programs from just a couple in 2015 to as many as 20 now. The agencies and schools listed here represent more than 100 sites using the programs.