This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Talent Search program. Created by President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Higher Education Act (HEA), it was established with the goal of seeing that “no American talent is wasted.” Cincinnati Youth Collaborative (CYC) is proud to have been vested with the honor of
CYC is proud to count as part of our family many influential Cincinnatians who are committed to making our city a better place, and few have been as involved for as long or as passionately as Susan and Daniel Pfau. We are excited to highlight their commitment to Cincinnati’s
Cincinnati Youth Collaborative has received $85,000 from the Ohio Department of Education’s new Community Connectors grant initiative. The grant will benefit a new Cincinnati Youth Collaborative (CYC) expansion, College and Career Mentoring. These funds will support and further the partnership between CYC, City Gospel Mission (CGM), Cincinnati Public Schools
This month’s author, Vicky Perkins, is a long-time Career Specialist in CYC’s Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates program. Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates is a credited in-school elective equipping students with 37 core character competencies that prepare them for post-secondary enrollmenet, employment, or enlistment. The JCG program is the local chapter
The Luxottica Mentoring Program was established in 2001 during a time of social unrest in Cincinnati. The founding vision was to inspire urban youth by exposing them to an atmosphere outside of their everyday world through an innovative corporate mentoring initiative that would create the next generation of leaders. Each
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