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A Voice for New Haven Youth ›

06.05.2015

Youth Rights Media puts on a variety of programs during the school year and over the summer, teaching students the intricacies of creating effective media projects

An older man sits in front of a fireplace, wearing a red sweater and smiling, while an older woman stands beside him with her hand on his shoulder, both smiling. Decorative plates and a model ship are on the mantle.

Ending the Silence: Alcoholism Among Affluent Women ›

Est. 2013 by Peter J. and Prudence F. Meehan

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A Solid Education Starts Early ›

The West Haven Child Development Center has been recognized by the Let's Move initiative as a center of excellence in 2012 and 2014.

A boy dressed in a colorful Native American regalia with red, white, and blue patterns and feathered wings stands on grass, participating in a traditional dance. Other people are visible in the background.

Preserving Native American Culture in New Haven ›

05.04.2015

Through activities such as naming ceremonies, pow-wows, storytelling, drumming lessons and craft making, Native American youth uncover and further develop the depth of their identities.

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