Founded in 2003 Early Exposures is rooted in the belief that creative expression is essential for development. We aim to provide photography as a creative skill and mode of expression to urban youth. We believe that early development of creative skills will improve academic performance, self-confidence and tolerance of others.

A three part adult education series exploring the evolution and impact of Indigenous African knowledge in the development of North American food systems from the 1700s to the present.

Introduction to African American Studies 2025

Winning: Visions of Victory

The course will introduce students to major organizations, events, movements, figures, issues, terms (language), and ideology related to Black life and culture as it surveys multiple fields of study from a Black perspective. Students will become familiar with the terrain of Africana Studies. The course will examine the productions and representations of African people in the arts, humanities, politics, spiritual traditions, and entertainment. The connections between ideology, identity, and public policy will be thoroughly examined.