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Girls Inc. partners with Bronx Council for Film Programs in The Bronx

October 03, 2025 | Bronx County/City, New York


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Girls Inc. partners with Bronx Council for Film Programs in The Bronx
The Bronx's educational landscape is set to expand with new programming aimed at empowering young women, as discussed in the recent Education, Culture & Youth Services Committee meeting on October 3, 2025. A key highlight was the partnership with Girls Inc. and the Young Women's Leadership School of the Bronx, which will soon launch a film program designed to inspire creativity and leadership among students.

The initiative, known as "Film It Up," has previously received funding from the Bronx Council of the Arts, allowing it to run successfully in both spring and fall sessions. However, the program's future hinges on the continuous application for funding, with organizers expressing the need for timely financial support to sustain their outreach efforts.

In addition to the film program, the committee discussed the challenges faced in establishing connections with Department of Education (DOE) principals. Organizers noted that despite numerous outreach attempts, responses have been scarce. Suggestions were made to engage with parent coordinators and distribute flyers to increase visibility and access to schools.

The meeting also emphasized the importance of sharing resources, with a request for digital presentations to be disseminated among committee members and stakeholders. This collaborative approach aims to enhance communication and support for educational initiatives across the Bronx.

As these programs develop, the committee remains focused on fostering partnerships that enrich the educational experiences of youth in the community, paving the way for future opportunities and growth.

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