Reimagine ATL, Inc.

Grades 6–8 Grades 9–10 Grades 11–12 Postsecondary

We primarily work with youth ages 11- 24 in Georgia interested in seeking careersin the film and creative media industries offering career exposure, training, and placement opportunities. Our curriculum can be adjusted for various ages and learning abilities and fosters social-emotional learning. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical application, networking and mentorship opportunities, job preparation, and wrap-around support, we address the needs of each student holistically. We also extend specialized training to high school audio-visual teachers to enhance trust and child well-being within the classrooms we serve. What is so exciting about our work is that it not only inspires youth and lifts them into successful careers, but also gives voice through media to a whole population of under-represented young people, extending our impact through their storytelling and creative works.

ORGANIZATION TYPE

Non-Profit Operator

STUDENTS SERVED

100 - 499

GEOGRAPHIC REACH

Regional

LOCALE(S) SERVED

Suburban, Urban

WBL SERVICE MODELS

Industry Speaker, Workplace Tour, Job Shadowing, Mentorship, Internship, Cooperative Work Experience, Pre-Apprenticeship, Youth Apprenticeship, Apprenticeship, Registered Apprenticeship

DELIVERY MODALITY

Hybrid/other

TYPICAL DURATION

Long-term

SCHOOL-BASED TIMING

After-school

COMPENSATION TYPE

Paid, Stipend, Unpaid, Academic Credit, Credential

STAKEHOLDERS SERVED

Basic Career Exploration Tools, Educators, Employers, Network Membership For Schools, Students

LANGUAGE SUPPORT

Multilingual

TARGETED POPULATIONS

Underrepresented Minorities

DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS

CAREER CLUSTERS ALIGNMENT

Arts, Entertainment, & Design

FUNDING MODEL

Grants, Earned Revenue, Philanthropy

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Craft Education

Nationwide

National

crafteducation.com

Craft enables fund braiding across government resources– eg, Pell/Title IV, WIOA, CTE/Perkins, SAEF/apprenticeship, etc.– to develop earn-and-learn pathways for underserved learners.

Available in: Nationwide

grades 11–12 postsecondary

Launchpad Philly

Local

launchpadphilly.org

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Boston Private Industry Council

Local

bostonpic.org

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grades 9–10 grades 11–12