YES: Teen Philanthropist Spencer Latterman
From 6-6-2015: Spencer Latterman, accompanied by his sister Shelby and parents, Leslie and Steve, discusses his project to raise $25,000 to purchase goats for a Ugandan village. Along with them is Rachman Nachman, a family friend and member of the village. Rachman sings a song at the end as well.
YES: Program for Research and Outreach on Gender Equity in Society (PROGRESS)
From 6-6-2015: Ally Byrom (8, Washington Elementary), Elia Gillespie (11, O’Hara Elementary School), Alanna Steals (12, Ellis School), and Alexandria Rushford (12, Ellis School), led by Kitty Julian and Ayonna Ledford, talking about what they learned in a recent empowerment workshop by the Program for Research and Outreach on Gender Equity in Society (PROGRESS).
YES: Maighread and Maeve Southard-Wray
Home-schooled siblings Maighread (14, cello) and Maeve Southard-Wray (12, violin).
YES: London Reese
From 8/10/13: Rising 11th grade CAPA student and Hip Hop On Lock member London Reese joins us to share her original poetry
YES: Nate Hurrell
From 7/13/13: Nate Hurrellin showcasing talents developed as part of a Hip Hop On. L.O.C.K. program called @Memes, Music and Language