Who We Are

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  • Who We Are

    The Foundations Center of Maplewood and South Orange, (the “Center”), seeks to empower the youth our our community and enhance their sense of self and belonging through dynamic programming. The Center’s unique approach encourages creative self-expression through the illustration of the practical importance of academic skills such as literacy and arithmetic and the related application to digital media productions.
  • Where We Are

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  • Where We Are

    The Center is conveniently located at 515 Valley Street, Suit 130, Maplewood NJ
  • What We Do

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  • What We Do

    The Center applies an “inquiry-based learning” approach whereby the Center’s Scholars will participate in the planning, development and evaluation of their media and community civic engagement projects under the guidance of the Center’s facilitators.
  • Our Mission

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  • Our Mission

    The Foundations Center of Maplewood and South Orange, (the “Center”), seeks to empower the youth our our community and enhance their sense of self and belonging through dynamic programming.
  • Info

    Welcome to The HK Foundations Center

    "The Center fosters civic engagement, promotes community responsibility, and inspires action through dialogue and digital media among peers"
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    2011

    We See The World Global Peer Mentoring Project is a collaboration between Communities in Schools of New Jersey Mentoring Success Center and YouthWorks CIC in Belfast, Ireland. Students grades 9-12 who reside in Maplewood South Orange are eligible to participate in this wonderful program which will bring together youth from across the globe. This initiative will allow and encourage students to share experiences and learn through video conferencing, social media video and other technology.

    Thomas Owens of Communities in Schools of New Jersey and Stephen Hughes of Belfast, Ireland met nearly 2 years ago when Stephen’s YouthWorks team visited Newark. Finding common ground, both were committed to creating an innovative and engaging youth project using the powerful tools of technology. Together they launched “We See The World” and, through HK Community Fund (a community based charity located in Maplewood), have invited the youth of Maplewood and South Orange to join the project which launched on September 21, 2010 joining youth from Belfast, Ireland; Newark, New Jersey; Phoenix, Arizona and Dayton, Ohio. more »


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