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On Dec. 3, representatives from 40+ youth-serving organizations will come together to analyze multiple data sets, including attendance/participation, program experience, youth outcomes, and quality practices, that will inform their program improvement plans. Sprockets is one of a handful of citywide OST networks supporting programs to examine data in this holistic way.
Neighborhood Learning Community
Tuesday, Nov. 26, noon to 1 p.m. at Baker Rec Center
East Side Network Cafe
Monday, Dec. 9, 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Dayton's Bluff Rec Center
North End and Friends
Thursday, Dec. 12, 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Rice Street Library
Leap Forward Collaborative for Youth
Tuesday, Dec. 17, 10: 15 a.m. to noon at Rondo Library
Learn more about Neighborhood Network Teams.
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 Spotlight: Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership
The Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership program at Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment encourages young immigrant and refugee women to advocate for themselves and dream big, whether that means attending college or serving as a U.S. senator.
 How can high-quality arts programs attract and retain low-income urban
tweens? This Wallace Foundation report offers some answers, including 10 principles for developing
effective programming.
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Professional Development Opportunities
Foundational Skills Workshop: Yoga Calm
Facilitator: Kathy Flaminio, 1000 Petals, LLC
Monday, Dec. 9
10 a.m. to noon
Jimmy Lee Rec Center
Hands-on skills and activities to reduce stress, prepare
students to learn, and create a calm and more productive after-school
environment
Click for class descriptions and registration; keyword search "Sprockets."
Watch this page for more professional development opportunities!
 Program providers, we recently incorporated your Program Finder feedback to allow you to distinguish between "Free" vs. "Scholarships available" activities; be sure to log in and select the appropriate boxes so your offerings show up in searches. Contact us with any questions!
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