DIVAS for Social Justice will host a community exhibit at Laurelton Library from 2-4 PM on May 19, 2018. Everyone is welcome. The event will feature the work of our youth participants at the following location throughout Laurelton and Bedford Stuyvesant:
P.S 156
P.S 132
The Linden SDA School
Macon Library
In addition, DIVAS for Social Justice developed a Virtual Reality Mentorship Program for older teens to learn about virtual reality and teach younger participants in the organization’s STEAM for Social Change after-school program about the elements of VR which include the history of the technology, operating a 360 degree camera and educating the greater community about affordable accessibility to the new technology. The mentors will be on hand to provide community residents with the opportunity to interact with VR in different capacities.
The STEAM for Social Change Program is free and is made possible with the support of:
The Department of Youth And Community Development
Councilman Donovan Richards and the CASA Program through The Department of Cultural Affairs
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz
The Pinkerton Foundation
