2011-02-15T14:37:40-08:00 2010-09-30 Byeman & Cleary CPAs 412 W Broadway Suite 206 Glendale CA 912041297 990 2009-10-01 954647876 INSIDE OUT COMMUNITY ARTS INSI 3103978820 2210 LINCOLN BLVD VENICE CA 90291 GARY TOKUMORI 2011-02-15 DANIEL R MOORE 8182473223 X 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z VARINA BLEIL 2210 LINCOLN BLVD VENICE CA 90291 575923 false false X WWW.INSIDEOUTCA.ORG X 1997 CA PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR AT RISK YOUTH THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS AS ALTERNATIVES TO GANGS, DRUGS, ALCOHOL OR OTHER SELF DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR. 16 12 12 175 0 588415 486591 135537 41520 3556 417 1020 47395 728528 575923 0 0 389120 343476 0 81737 463830 335979 852950 679455 -124422 -103532 319384 251503 26531 62182 292853 189321 PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR AT RISK YOUTH THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS AS ALTERNATIVES TO GANGS, DRUGS, ALCOHOL OR OTHER SELF DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR. false false 285266 40850 The School Project (TSP), is an on-going after-school arts education program serving 100 to 215 middle school students and 10 to 24 high-school-age Alumni Mentors in 4 to 6 LA Unified School District (LAUSD) middle schools. In addition to the sequential-learning arts workshops, one of the key elements that distinguishes The School Project is the sistering of diverse schools for key programmatic events, including a field trip to see a professional play, the 3-day Camping Rehearsal/Retreat, and a culminating performance at a professional theatre. At each of our sites we assemble groups of youth who are diverse racially, ethnically and socioeconomically, and also have behavioral, academic, ability and language differences. 132338 770 Other Programs include our KidVid program which works in partnership with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation to engage up to 20 high school students each year to work with film and television professionals to learn filmmaking and production techniques, and create short films that address topics of importance to them. Also included is our Teen Media Initiative (TMI) program, a new, innovative social entrepreneurship venture designed to provide training and employment opportunities for underserved teens, providing financial literacy and technical and vocational skill development. Through developing and applying computer arts and social networking skills, TMI's Teen Media Techies learn professionalism and earning money, depositing earnings in their own interest-bearing savings accounts, and contributing to a charitable Pay It Forward account. A last additional program is City at Peace-Los Angeles at Inside Out (renamed in Summer 2010 to The Possibility Project at Inside Out), which engages 40-60 high school youth in an intense, 10-month creative process, exploring and addressing the complicated forces and events they encounter on a daily basis. Participants create, write, produce, and perform an original musical that includes narratives based on their lives and visions for positive community change. During the course of the program, participants also execute team-designed Community Action Projects based on community-related themes explored during their workshops, such as anorexia, homosexuality, the foster care system, domestic abuse, gang violence, etc. 122529 Neighborhood Arts Project (NAP) is an after-school and Saturday multidisciplinary arts program annually serving between 60 - 90 at-risk and underserved middle school youth and 6 high school Alumni Mentors from the troubled Oakwood District and surrounding Westside neighborhoods of Los Angeles. 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