ALL Young People Deserve To Have Their Stories Heard

What are *you* doing this summer? Chances are you have some fun plans. Probably, the kids you know do too. Their families can make sure they go to camp, take a stack of books out of the library, visit a new city or check out a museum. But most low-income kids don’t have access to the great

This year, Streetside Stories helped more than 2,000 Bay Area kids tell their stories through writing, the arts and technology. Our students: • Live in low-income families: 71% of our students are low-income. • Are learning English: 33% of our students are English learners. • Score below

Computer training is a critical part of every young student’s education, yet many public schools can’t afford to give their students access to technology. With digital cameras, mics, recording equipment, and laptops with iMovie, Streetside makes learning fun, helping underserved students make

Everyone has a powerful story to tell, and the ability to tell it. This year, Streetside Stories is helping over 2,500 students tell the true stories of their lives through writing, the arts and technology. The 2010-11 school year has just ended, and Streetside Stories is gearing up for our