Mother’s Love
Parents, remember what it was like to be a teenager? Now place yourself in your teen’s shoes. Interesting, right? Depending on your experience there is probably an array of emotions that come to mind. Your teen is probably feeling and or going through the same thing you did emotionally.
Extend to them the grace that you received or wish you received from your parents as a teenager. Remember we have been their age before (and I don’t know about you but I know I don’t want to go back down that road lol) but they’ve never been ours. Guide them along the way and do so graciously. They’ll be better as a result of it, when it’s all said and done they’ll thank you for it, and everyone benefits; even you.
Parents, Did You Know?
Michigan does not mandate sex education, but it does mandate HIV/AIDS education. If sex education is provided, it must stress abstinence, include information on the importance of sex only within marriage, negative outcomes of teen sex, avoiding coercion, and healthy decision-making, and be medically accurate…
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Word of The Week: “Respect”
Our Keys 2 Life Performing Arts Summer Camp’s “Word of The Week” for week 2 was “Respect” Campers learned how to respect themselves, one another, and those in authority. They enjoy our conversations around what respect looks like to them and how having a lack…
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The Virtual Family Movie Night
Good afternoon family and friends, We had an in-person family movie plan for our Keys 2 Life campers and their families but unfortunately due to the rain, we had to make adjustments. Please gather your family and join us for a virtual family movie night…
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The Great Mentor!
A good mentor helps a mentee to make decisions that help them reach their goals. A great mentor builds a mentee’s confidence in a way that less instruction or assurance is needed from others.
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The Development Challenges for Black-led Organizations
Our executive director Nicole Wilson was honored to be invited to a discussion regarding funding and leadership development challenges for Black-led organizations, and how these opportunity gaps can be closed. Thank you to The Skillman Foundation for hosting this event and Terry E. Whitfield for…
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Ain’t Too Proud
Our special guest last week was Tiffany Frances – a Detroit native who played Josephine in New York Broadway production “Ain’t Too Proud” – an electrifying new musical about the life and times of The Temptations. Last week our acting students had the opportunity to…
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Field Trip Time
Field trip time!!! #Keys2LifeSummerCamp2021
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Achieve Healthy Body Goals
Our Keys 2 Life Performance Arts Summer Camp word of the week is “Expectancy”. See what campers are expecting this summer and during camp. “I expect to take my school work to the next level” “Achieve healthy body goals” I expect myself to follow the…
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Expectancy
Our Keys 2 Life Performance Arts Summer Camp word of the week is… “Expectancy” – The state of thinking or hoping that something, especially something pleasant, will happen or be the case. See what campers are expecting: “I expect to take my school work to…
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Doubt whom you will, but never yourself
“Doubt whom you will, but never yourself.” ~Christian Nestell Bovee #TheYunion #youth #lovingyouth #youthassistance
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First Day of Our Keys 2 Life Virtual Hybrid Performing Arts Summer Camp
Today was the first day of our Keys 2 Life Virtual Hybrid Performing Arts Summer Camp. The youth and staff had tons of learning the expectations of the camp, learning the camp culture, and getting to know one another. We look forward to what day…
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Parents The Last Day To Register!
Parents, today is the last day to register! Registration closes at 11:59 pm EST. Slots are still available for our Keys 2 Life Performing Arts Summer Camp. Camp Starts Tomorrow July 5th, Monday thru Friday from 11 am-3 pm. All instruction time is virtual and…
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