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The universities, colleges and community-based organizations which partner with the Center share its commitment to professional development of the after-school workforce, informed by research and policy analysis.

Community-based Organizations

The following community-based organizations help promote the mission of the Center and serve as advocates for the development of the after-school workforce. Recognizing the importance of college education and professional development, these CBOs support and encourage the members of their staffs as they pursue personal and professional growth through higher education.

Church Avenue Merchants Block Association (CAMBA)

Center for Family Life in Sunset Park

City of New York Parks and Recreation

Community League of the Heights, Inc.

Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation

Groundwork, Inc.

Harlem Children's Zone, Inc.

NYC Housing Authority: Department
of Community Operations

Police Athletic League (PAL)

Queens Community House

Supportive Children's Advocacy Network (SCAN)

The Child Center of New York

The Children's Aid Society

The Educational Alliance, Inc.

The Leadership Program

University Settlement

YMCA of Greater NY

Colleges and Universities

Representatives of the following universities and colleges have helped define the needs of the after-school workforce. The coursework they have created expands the skills and development of after-school staff and has practical, immediate application in their daily work with kids. From adapting and developing coursework to identifying and providing support services to new and returning students, these institutions are ensuring the success of after-school staff.

The City University of New York (CUNY)

Hostos Community College

Hunter College

Kingsborough Community College

LaGuardia Community College

Medgar Evers College

Teachers College, Columbia University

York College