YA/YA's
Post Katrina Update
The extensive
impact of Hurricane Katrina forced
YA/YA to suspend fall 2005 programs. Thanks
to the support and devotion of YA/YA's
friends and partners, YA/YA
remains committed to its core mission. In
2006, YA/YA will initiate New Orleans-based
programs, serving young artists who have
returned to the city. Learn
more here.
Please consider supporting YA/YA
by making a year-end, tax-deductible donation
today via PayPal or
by contacting Ann Schnieders at 646-753-2704
or ann@yayainc.com. Your gift will help revive
New Orleans' arts
community by investing in our city's future creative
leaders. Donate Now!
2006
Programs
Through
partnerships with New Orleans Outreach and
the University of New Orleans, YA/YA programs
include:
- Silk-screening & Painting Studio
Workshops
Capdau/Nelson Charter School K-8
- Urban Heroes Storytelling and Mural Project
Green/New Orleans Charter
Middle School
- Millinery
Apprenticeships
New Orleans Charter Science and Math High
School
Kitty
Carlisle Hart Hosts YA/YA Event
Famed
stage and screen actress Kitty Carlisle
Hart, a New Orleans native,
hosted a fundraising
event for YA/YA in
September at her Manhattan apartment. The
event kicked off an emergency relief fund
that has raised more than $35,000 to
date, with pledge cards still rolling
in. Make your own contribution to YA/YA.

YA/YA staff
joins Crossroads and
Douglas High School students from the
9th Ward for a homecoming in the
New Orleans tradition of a Second Line to morn
and rejoice in a new beginning on November
12, 2005 in the Tremé neighborhood. |