#DCTownHall on After-school Programs on Saturday morning, May 19th from 9:30am-11:30am Click here> for more details.

Turning Up the Sound on Science:
A Culminating Event of the DCIBL Project and STEM Resource Exchange. Click here> for more details.

Gang Intervention and Outreach RFP 
The Trust announces the availability of funding to provide high quality outreach and programming to support to older youth at high risk of engaging in and/or being affected by gang/crew violence. click here>. 

Susie Cambria’s assessment of DC’s Out of School Time funding shows a 44% decrease in funding.  Click here>

The Trust partnered with George Washington University (GWU) to conduct a needs assessment and asset mapping of DC youth. Click here to download

Positive Youth Development and the Street Code Read about Thandor Miller's approach to Navigating Youth Culture in The Washington Post.  For more information on Youth Development at its best practices, click here.

The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program recently received more than 520 applications. Click here> for details.

The DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation is the primary resource for developing partnerships that expand and improve services and opportunities for children and youth in the District of Columbia, especially during their time out of school. The partnerships include public schools, city agencies, and employers, including non-profit providers. Since its inception in 1999, the Trust has provided grants, technical assistance, youth worker training, capacity building, learning opportunities, convenings, and policy support in the District. MORE>>

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