For a year, the Enrichment 2 Empowerment program has supported young people in understanding the root causes of violence and its impact on themselves, their families, and their neighborhoods. Engaged participants interviewed dozens of New Orleanians to reveal the reality of violence the city along with solutions and what can provide hope. This documentary screening is the next step in their social action campaign that leverages their experience and insight. They hope attendees of the screening join them in calling on city leaders to increase and maintain funding for youth programming and resources.
This free and public event includes the documentary screening as well as discussion on Saturday, December 7 from 12 to 2 pm at YEP in New Orleans East - 1200 Hayne Blvd.
Register to receive free tickets to the screening here.
Enrichment 2 Empowerment is a programing within the Center for Youth Equity, a research-hub at the Violence Prevention Institute of Tulane University. E2E focuses on youth led conversations and decision-making as well as social-emotional learning to cultivate mutual respect and apply principles of Youth Participatory Action Research, an innovative approach rooted in social justice that involves young people in understanding and finding solutions to pressing issues for themselves and their communities. This programming is funded by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention and is part of their Youth Violence Prevention Centers.
Sponsored By: Violence Prevention InstituteOpen To: PublicAdmission: FreeFor more information on this event: https://tulane.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10641734