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Current Projects

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PROJECT 1: Legacy Experience

Our Legacy: Freedom, Love, & Impactful Women Youth Experience is an immersive and inclusive Saturday youth program for all 5th-grade students that brings literacy to life through the powerful stories of impactful women. But this isn’t just a reading program—it’s a learn-by-doing experience where students turn stories into action and ideas into impact. From activists and scientists to artists and community leaders, participants explore how women used their voices, values, and leadership to create lasting change—and what those lessons mean for their own lives.

 

Each session blends:

📚 Literacy in Action — interactive reading, discussion, and journaling

🛠 Experiential Learning — simulations, design challenges, and collaborative problem-solving

🌱 Knowledge of Self — reflection that helps students discover their strengths, voice, and values

🤝 Service Challenges — real-world projects that allow students to give back and lead with purpose

 

By learning with their hands, hearts, and minds, students don’t just study impactful women—they practice becoming impactful people.

January 31, 2026 - April 11, 2026

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PROJECT 2: Summer Legacy Experience

June 29 - July 2, 2026

What if summer learning didn’t feel like school—but instead felt like purpose, discovery, and impact?

 

Our Legacy: Culture, Sacrifice, & Victory Summer Youth Experience is an immersive youth program for all 4 and 5 grade students that blends literacy, knowledge of self, and service through powerful, hands-on experiences centered on the themes of culture, sacrifice, and victory. Students don’t just learn about these ideas—they explore what they mean, how they show up in real life, and how they connect to their own stories.

 

Because when students are given the space to explore their identity, understand the sacrifices of others, and experience the power of perseverance, they don’t just grow academically—they grow with purpose.

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