InsideOut

She grew with her mother after her father passed away in a car accident together with his brother. After the incident they moved to Arizona and began new life their. She was only 10 years old when the tragedy in their family takes place.

She loves her mother very and in every success she was receiving she dedicate it to her mother. She continues her studies in Arizona and earned her degree two years ago. After that, she worked as a writer in a publishing company which focuses to current events and the issues in communities including causes of accidents, the crime rates from state to another state and the improvement in education.

Currently after rendering a year and a half in the said publishing company she began to decide to work as freelance writer for good so that she can cater more time in taking care of her mother and to spend as much time as she can with her.

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Inneract Project's mission is to expose under-served youth to careers in design by providing free classes, mentorship, and support for higher education. It is Inneract Project's goal to offer design as a means for positive transformation and expression.

Green Art Workshop is a hands-on eco-conscious program that brings professional teaching artists into Bay Area classrooms and after school programs. In our classes, youth will create imaginative personal and collaborative projects by re-envisioning everyday materials. We seek to encourage critical thinking and heighten environmental awareness in the creative process.

Fashion design & sewing workshop. We are offering free after school program for youth that are interested in Fashion and help them develop their artistic ability. From the drawing board to the cutting table to the finish products that they can be proud off. Our methods are very easy step by step instructions. At the end of each workshops will have a fashion show to showcase their work.

Our mission is to provide meaningful job training in art-related disciplines to underserved youth in San Francisco's District 11; to provide dedicated theater, exhibition, and event space for residents; and to drive economic development near the Balboa Park BART.

SFCAT works with K-12 schools in San Francisco's school districts to promote Cultural Arts Traditions through its San Francisco Carnaval production. Our objective is to introduce grade appropriate curriculums that educate K-12 youth about the various Carnaval traditions through lessons in history, geography, cultural ethnicity, music, and dance, culminating in the students’ participation in the annual celebration as a San Francisco Carnaval Parade School Contingent.

"Take My Word For It!" is a word incubator - a place where kids can feel safe and supported while they grow as writers. Since 2005 we have been offering an innovative curriculum in our after-school and community-based creative writing programs in the East Bay and San Francisco. We also run private writing groups as well as Creative Writing and Art summer and holiday camp.

 

Our young authors have the thrill of sharing their work out loud at our bookstore readings for parents and friends, as well as crow about their work when it's posted online on our blog at www.blog.takemywordforit.net

The San Francisco Mime Troupe's Youth Theatre Program engages youth ages 14-17 in 8-10-week play creation & performance workshops every spring.  Youth learn to collaboratively identify social issues they want to explore theatrically, develop a script and perform the piece publicly at the culmination of the workshop. 

SF Mime Troupe Collective members are also generally available outside of summer show season to provide workshops for other theatre artists around topics related to the Troupe's signature collaborative, socially & politically focused style, heavily influenced by the traditions of Commedia and agitprop theatre.