This school year, Light Bringer Project has been mentoring the L.A. Futures Academy students from the Tech Academy at Foshay Learning Center. LBP worked with student teams as they created a large portfolio of work supporting public service campaigns on topics of their choice. Each group, headed by an account …
The L.A. Futures Academy is in full swing at Foshay Learning Center! Foshay’s Technology Academy empowers their students to think critically, take initiative, and to use their skills to make a positive impact in an ever-changing world. The Technology Academy at Foshay Learning Center features a cutting-edge curriculum specially designed …
Over the last month, Light Bringer Project has met with students and teachers, and taken the time to inquire, reflect and evaluate our educational programs in 2012. We want to make each and every year the best it can be, and based on that, set new goals and objectives for …
Dorsey High School students of the L.A. Futures Academy’s two-year curriculum recently delivered their final project, a marketing campaign for Community Build, Inc. The nonprofit organization provides resources to young adults and families in the south Los Angeles community. Earlier this year, students met with several different area nonprofits to determine who they could best serve, and whose …
With the school semester more than half over, the L.A. Futures Academy at Dorsey High School is well underway. This group of seniors is working with the non profit organization Community Build in Los Angeles and our business partner TBWA\Chiat\Day. The goal is for the L.A. Futures Team to create …
Dear Friends, I am calling upon you to support Light Bringer Project’s vital work in our community. We are happy to join forces with Fundly, an innovative social media fundraising tool, to help us strengthen and broaden our fundraising efforts through the end of the year. By supporting this campaign …
Public schools across Los Angeles started their fall semester early this year, and our arts and learning initiatives are hitting the ground with them. Room 13 creative studios at John Muir High School, Eliot Middle School and James Foshay Learning Center are already prepared for the bustling activity they enjoyed …
Jim Wojtowicz, chair, advertising department at Art Center college of design, visited Cynthia Lake’s classroom at John Muir High School to deliver the third workshop of this spring’s L.A. Future’s Academy. Students learned the principals of Art Direction and how idea-making drives the process.
The L.A. Futures Academy is a work-based learning program that serves public high school students of Los Angeles County. The program partners with underserved schools and major creative companies to prepare students for success in college and career. It does so by strengthening skills and motivation through professional mentorships, job …