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PASE Publications and Resources Afterschool Publications and Resources
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Afterschool Publications and Resources Curricula
Black Men & Boys National Resource Center - BMBNRC's mission is to improve the quality and quantity of work occurring with Black men and boys throughout the United States. They have compiled a "living" list of organizations that provide proven, effective programming for Black men and boys, and shre best practices with all who are interested. Click here to find out more. Insight vs. Incite - The onetime head of the National Congress of Black Women, C. Delores Tucker goes down in hip-hop history as one of the music's most famously formidable foes. In 1993, after setting eyes on lyrics from Snoop Dogg's debut album, "Doggystyle," she recruited Bob Dole and William Bennett for a crusade against gangsta rap — which she deemed, on the U.S. Senate floor, "pornographic smut." View the complete article. Join Promising Practices in Afterschool's Science, Gender, & Afterschool (SGA) Listserv. The SGA Listserv is an electronic mailing list, which forms an online community of afterschool practitioners, educators, scientists, researchers, intermediaries, policymakers, and parents who are all interested in increasing girls’ participation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). SGA Listserv topics range from breaking stories in the science-afterschool field to programming resources and funding opportunities—whatever subscribers are interested in! To subscribe to the Science, Gender, and Afterschool Listserv, send an email to listserv@listserv.aed.org with your first and last name in the body of the email, or click for more information. The Association of Teaching Artists (ATA) provides information and networking opportunities for Teaching Artists who work in the schools and in the community. The Association of Teaching Artists (ATA) is a non-profit professional organization whose mission is to strengthen and serve Teaching Artists from all disciplines in New York State. ultural Organizations, BOCES, and Arts Councils Directory ATA is also updating your organization's information included in the ATA's Cultural Organizations, BOCES, and Arts Councils list that provide opportunities for Teaching Artists in New York State. If your organization offers any of the following: provides funding opportunities, uses Teaching Artists in Arts In Education residencies in the schools or in the community in after school or summer programs, provides referrals for Teaching Artists to cultural organizations and community groups, or maintains an artist directory, we would like to invite you to submit your information to be included on the ATA Web site. Peoples' Symphony Concerts - Affordable Classical Music Concerts for the greater New York Metropolitan Area. "Bringing the best music to students and workers at minimum prices." After School Project - The After School Project is a national program of The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation aimed at connecting significant numbers of young people in low-income neighborhoods with the responsible adults in quality youth developmental afterschool programs. The Foundation provides grants to three intermediary organizations engaged in developing citywide afterschool delivery systems: After School Matters (Chicago); Team-Up for Youth (San Francisco Bay Area); and, Boston’s After-School for All Partnership. The After School Project provides technical and organizational assistance to the grantees; convenes meetings; commissions reports on topics salient to the afterschool sector; and works with the Foundation to build upon and share the important lessons of the demonstration. The Project wants to share its learning via reports, papers, meeting highlights and other related resources. The REPORTS and PUBLICATIONS section now has all the publications of the Project available for downloading and some are also available in hard copy. The BeehiveNYC - The BeehiveNYC provides New York families with information that can help them save more, earn more, and live better. Whether you want to locate a better place to live, find a job (or a better job), get health insurance for your children, open your first bank account (or save money on your bank fees), learn how to get $2000 or more back on your taxes, or find homework help for your kids, www.BeehiveNYC.org is the place to go for the information you need. Best of all, everything is free and available in Spanish as well as English (plus some information in Haitian-Creole, Russian, and Urdu as well). BoardNetUSA - The Volunteer Consulting Group has launched a site that allows you to find the board members that you need. Superb individuals from New York companies (Verizon, Booz Allen Hamilton, JPMorgan Chase) and minority associations are ALREADY PROFILED - detailing their skills, experience and desire to serve as trustees. To use this exciting FREE resource, complete a Board Profile on our website, which will allow potential candidates to learn about the important work that you are doing and will enable you to search the database and find individuals that suit your specific recruitment needs. CMAP has just expanded its website with information about the latest data and maps to help you use these powerful resources in your work, such as Useful Informattion on Youth from the 2000 Census. Visit the following links to see:
Educational Equity Center (EEC) - EEC is a national not-for-profit organization that promotes bias-free learning through innovative programs and materials. Visit the EEC website for more information on programs and materials addressing equity in school and afterschool (science education, disability awareness and inclusion, early childhood education, gender). High School After-School - What do teenagers do after school? What makes a program for high school youth effective? Many teens schedules are full with work, school and family responsibilities, but in some neighborhoods, far too many have no place to go, nothing to do and no one to be with. The Forum for Youth Investment takes a look at a neglected frontier for after-school advocates. International Children’s Digital Library - Just launched: What's to become "the largest bookmobile in history" National Geographic for Kids - From activities and experiments to games, articles, and homework help, the Kids section of the National Geographic site offers a huge variety of fun, educational content. There's plenty here to entertain and engage young animal-lovers, adventurers, scientists, artists, photographers, and explorers of all stripes. National Mentoring Partnership - Mentoring programs around the country can rely on MENTOR for cutting-edge products and services to help them grow their programs. Through their National Mentoring Institute, they offer solutions that are both cost-effective and easy to access: from online training and recruitment to e-mentoring standards and tool kits to counsel from experts. They also offer a wide variety of afterschool resources. Thirteen/WNET New York is the tri-state region’s most visible and proactive public television station. As the flagship Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) station. our highly acclaimed educational outreach initiatives offer services for all community members, from pre-schoolers to teens to educators and adult learners. To date, our National Teacher Training Institute (NTTI) has trained over 150,000 teachers nationwide in the effective use of technology – the Internet, educational videos and software – in the classroom and beyond.
Turn Beauty Inside Out Campaign - The Turn Beauty Inside Out (TBIO) Campaign, is an ongoing public education effort started by New Moon? Magazine and now coordinated by Mind on the Media. This is a collaborative effort to foster participation, discussion and awarenes s of women and girls images in the media. YouthWEB Online - YouthWEB Online unites youngsters, teens and adults from diverse backgrounds and communities in the fight against bias, bigotry and prejudice. Young people can report hate-related incidents and get assistance along with information about hate crimes, school violence, discrimination and human rights. Links to Afterschool Programs and Resources
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