Harlem Senator Cleare’s 3rd Annual Back-To-School Extravaganza: A Youth Empowerment Showcase

New York State Senator Cordell Cleare is set to host the 3rd Annual Back-to-School Youth & Job Resource Event.

A comprehensive showcase designed to empower young New Yorkers with a wealth of opportunities and resources. This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever, featuring a star-studded lineup of political figures and community partners.

A Coalition of Support

Senator Cleare will be joined by an impressive roster of public officials and community leaders, including:

• Councilmember Salaam
• Assemblymember Dickens
• MetroPlus Health
• Madison Square Garden Entertainment
• Street Corner Resources
• WeAct
• Jemcare

The event has also extended invitations to a host of prominent figures, including Congressman Espaillat, NYS Comptroller DiNapoli, and NYC Comptroller Lander, among others.

A Holistic Approach to Youth Development

The event is not just about academics; it takes a comprehensive approach to youth development, offering resources in:

• Education
• Arts
• Athletics
• Health
• Job training

This holistic strategy ensures that young people aged 22 and under have access to a wide range of opportunities that can shape their futures.

Event Details

Date: Friday, September 6th, 2024
Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building Plaza, 163 West 125th Street

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• Transforming Central Park’s North End: The Harlem Meer Center Project
• Leviev And Bach Mai Glamour At New York Fashion Week With Design Collab And Runway Show
• Westchester: Navigating Childhood Cancer, Gaining Strength Through Family, Self, And Your Child
• Harlem’s Shining Star: Michaela DePrince’s Extraordinary Journey Ends Too Soon (Video)

A Day of Fun and Opportunity

Attendees can look forward to a day packed with:

• Activities
• Games
• Music
• Entertainment

All centered around the youth of New York City.

Senator Cleare’s Vision

“New York City offers a wealth of resources for our youth, but it’s crucial that we make them accessible,” Senator Cleare emphasized. She highlighted the importance of supporting young adults aged 17-22, ensuring they are aware of job and educational opportunities.

A Community Effort

With the collaboration of community partners and city and state agencies, the event will provide information on government programs beneficial to children, young adults, and parents alike. This community-driven approach underscores the event’s commitment to fostering a supportive environment for New York’s youth.

As the back-to-school season approaches, Senator Cleare’s event stands as a beacon of opportunity, promising to equip the city’s young people with the tools they need to thrive in both their academic and professional lives.