The Cultural Arts Coalition offers educational empowerment programs that help at-risk youth develop leadership and healthy lifestyles. The programs also teach the kid ways that they can protect our natural resources.
Throughout the years, the CAC has arranged inter-generational activities, produced an award winning video on recycling, hosted Kwanzaa celebrations, organized community exhibits and worships, and placed volunteers in public schools.
Our programs include:
- Annual 5th Avenue Arts Festival – Celebrates African American culture through the arts.
- Environmental Ambassadors – Summer program that teaches teens to protect the environment while they gain job training skills.
- After School Science Program – Through science and math, students are taught to be good stewards of their environment.
- Mike May Internship
- Patricia Hilliard Nunn & NKwanda Jah Scholarship
- Earth Day Events
- Kwanzaa Celebration
- TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS: Wilhelmina Johnson Center – Home to the CAC, art exhibitions, culture programs and meeting space
Previous Programs Include:
- Girl Power – Helps girls, ages 11-14 build strong minds, bodies and spirits by providing enriching experiences.
- Arts in Public Schools – Gives presentations of African and African American art and culture in schools
- Environmental Youth Summit – An event that brings together high school and college students to develop community projects.
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