Community Based opportunities

SuccessLink| Ages 15 - 18 
Check out exciting opportunities to work in fields like the arts, government and advocacy, STEM, sports and recreation, childcare, education, and more!
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Sociedad Latina| Grades 9th - 12th
Developing leadership and workforce skills through a paid opportunity 
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ABCD| Ages 14 - 24
ABCD offers a range of youth programs to help you stay in school, prepare for a career, and build a strong foundation for a successful future

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More Than  Words| ​Ages 16 - 24  
Are you experiencing homelessness, out of school, involved with DCF/DMH/DYS, or on probation? Come work in a paid 6-12 month job training program, learn skills, and receive support to advance your goals
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Environmental Opportunites 

Emerald Necklace Conservancy’s School Year Youth Leadership Program| Ages 15 - 18
Participants will learn about everything from climate change, watersheds, how to how to create a nature journal, how to facilitate a presentation, observing bird language and much more. 
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Stewards of the Future Summer Program| Ages 15 - 24  
This steward position offers the paid opportunity for youth to work on a team of stewards with Park Rangers at Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, and Longfellow House- Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
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Food Project Summer Program|Ages 14 - 17  
The Food Project’s nationally recognized approach to leadership development combines agriculture, enterprise, and service to create a rigorous, practical, and integrated experience. 
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Stem Opportunities

LEAH Project - STEM Internship| Grades 10th and 11th 
Receive intensive training on classroom behavioral management, lesson planning, professionalism, and STEM topics relevant to LEAH curriculum
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SquareTech IT Training Program |Ages 14 - 19
This tech-based youth program engineers a foundation of learning and developing skills through a series of technology and business based training workshops. Youth then apply their learned IT training to refurbish computers, which are then available for suggested donation
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CSTO Media Maker |Ages 14 - 20
Media Makers interns learn about different media production skills while creating projects about important social issues impacting their communities. Media Makers equips interns with a variety of skill sets including:  Digital Illustration/Graphic Design, Animation, Public Artwork & Social Media Strategy. Interns receive a learning stipend throughout their program.
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CSTO Change Creators |Ages 14 - 19
Change Creators interns learn photography and video production skills while learning and creating projects about important social issues impacting their communities. Interns receive a learning stipend throughout their program.
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Media & Arts Opportunities

Artist for Humanity's Youth Art Enterprise |Grades 9th - 11th
Artists For Humanity’s (AFH) Youth Arts Enterprise employs Boston teens to work with a variety of art media.  Working in collaboration with artist/designer mentors, teen apprentices learn new skills, make art using a variety of media and provide creative design services for business clients of AFH.
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UNpaid Enrichment Opportunities

Digital Ready|10th - 12th Grade BPS Students
Digital Ready’s AP Computer Science A studio allows students the opportunity to explore code, robotics, VR, artificial intelligence, game design and sound engineering. Emerge with a digital portfolio that they can use to apply for a tech apprenticeship in summer of 2022 
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MIT Amphibious Achievement|
Grades 9th -12th 
Amphibious Achievement is a unique, cost-free program based out of MIT designed for high school students in the Boston and Cambridge communities. 
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Artward Bound| 9-12th grade
Artward Bound is a free four-year college access program that prepares 9-12th grade Boston-area students interested in art and design with the artistic, academic, and life skills needed to thrive in college and beyond.
 Learn more and apply here.

ICA Teens| 
ICA Teens is where we make art, tell our stories, discover new perspectives, meet new people, get out of our comfort zone, express ourselves, make beats, make film, and learn who we are
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