Program History and Community Partners

CSL has offered the following Young Leaders Programs in partnership with the following community-based organizations at the following locations in Washington D.C. The total number of low-income D.C. youth who have graduated from the program is 447.

Program Session	Community Partners	Location/Sponsor	Youth Graduates
Fall 2005	Capital Partners in Education Hoop Dreams	SmithBarney 1850 K St. NW.	25
Spring 2006	Life Pieces to Masterpieces LINK The Cesar Chavez Public Charter School	The George Washington University’s School of Public Policy	24
Summer 2006	Life Pieces to Masterpieces	Marriott Hotel/Fairfax (all youth from Wards 7 and 8 in D.C.)	22
Fall 2006	Life Pieces to Masterpieces LINK Concerned Black Men Education Trust	The George Washington University’s School of Public Policy	25
Summer 2007	The Good Samaritan Foundation The Boys and Girls Club Duke Ellington High School Facilitating Leadership in Youth Capital Partners for Education Youth Ventures Washington Jesuit Academy	Full Sponsor: The FBR Charitable Foundation Location: The George Washington University’s School of Public Policy	30
Summer 2008	The Good Samaritan Foundation The Boys and Girls Club Duke Ellington High School Facilitating Leadership in Youth Capital Partners for Education Youth Ventures (funded youth-led social initiatives with a grant from FBR) Washington Jesuit Academy Black Student Fund Children’s Law Center Mentors, Inc.	Full Sponsor: The FBR Charitable Foundation Location: The George Washington University’s School of Public Policy	22
Summer 2009	The Good Samaritan Foundation The Boys and Girls Club Duke Ellington High School Facilitating Leadership in Youth Capital Partners for Education Youth Ventures Washington Jesuit Academy Black Student Fund Children’s Law Center Mentors, Inc.	Primary Sponsor: The Gallup Organization	20
Summer 2010	SEED Public Charter School Hispanic Youth Symposium Capital Partners for Education Big Brothers Big Sisters Washington Jesuit Academy Army ROTC Hispanic College Fund Project Discovery High Point High School Christian Group Alexandria Community Services Board Asian American Lead Hyde Leadership Public Charter School	Primary Sponsor: The Gallup Organization	32
Summer 2011	Washington Jesuit Academy Young Women’s Project Capital Partners for Education Arlington DHS	Primary Sponsor: The Gallup Organization	29
Summer 2012	Washington Jesuit Academy Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN)	Primary Sponsor: The Gallup Organization	32
Summer 2013	Washington Jesuit Academy Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN)	Primary Sponsor: The Gallup Organization	33
Summer 2014	Washington Jesuit Academy Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN) The SEED Public Charter School	Location: George Washington University Business School	34
Summer 2015	Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN)	Location: George Washington University Business School	45
Summer 2016	Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN)	Location: George Washington University Business School	35
Summer 2017 \| Summer 2018 \| Summer 2019	Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect (HACAN) Black Student Fund Latin American Youth Center	Location: George Washington University Business School	39 \| 35 \| 30
		Total Number of Graduates	512

Contact CSL if you are interested in setting up a Young Leaders Program for youth in your school, youth organization, region or focus area.

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