Tag: DIVAS for Social Justice
DIVAS for Social Justice Launches Virtual Programming To Actualize Social Action...
DIVAS (Digital Interactive Visual Arts Sciences) for Social Justice will launch two virtual STEAM based programs at P.S 156 and P.S 132 this week....
What Really Happens To The City’s Children When Schools Are Closed?
COVID-19 has created not only panic and fear throughout the world but an interruption of daily routines. Grappling with the effects of the pandemic,...
Waste to Beauty
Students from The Linden SDA school are all about community development and glamour. Under the direction of STEAM for Social Change, operated by DIVAS...
Math Is Money
Written by Clarisa James & Dr. Usha Kotelawala
When I was a child, I told my mother, “I hate Math!’, and she responded, “Math is...
Are We Safe In Our Schools?
Reassuring our children of gun safety is essential. Schools, churches, stores, concerts, and theaters all seem to have a common thread; they're targets for...
DIVAS for Social Justice Provides Free After-School Program for Teens Using...
DIVAS (Digital Interactive Visual Arts Sciences) for Social Justice, a community based organization is providing a 4- day a week after-school program specializing in...
A Cleaner Merrick Boulevard With The Support Of Businesses
Councilman Donovan Richards and his team led The Laurelton Operation Clean Up Group this month in visiting local businesses on Merrick Boulevard and providing...
Laurelton Operation Clean Up Hosts General Interest Meeting With Greenthumb to...
The Laurelton Operation Clean Up Project made great strides for the community this weekend. Laurelton Operation Clean Up hosted a General Interest Meeting in...
Laurelton Gains A Community Garden
Laurelton will have its 1st Community Garden in the Fall of 2019. Inspired by the work of Laurelton Operation Clean Up, local residents identified...
P.S 156 & P.S 132 Host Community Exhibition Featuring Instant...
Family and friends celebrated the accomplishments of students from P.S 156 and P.S 132 on Saturday, June 15, 2019. The students artwork was displayed...
