Applied Leadership projects
LEAD San Diego's: EMBARK San Diego, IMPACT San Diego and INFLUENCE San Diego
Submitted by LEAD San Diego on Mon, 11/01/2010 - 15:43Key contact:
Name: Stephanie ScolloPhone: 619.280.5323
sscollo@leadsandiego.com
Website: http://www.LEADSanDiego.com
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Increased leadership skills.
Does the program serve a specific population?
No
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
Leadership creates civic and community engagement and enhances our community.
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.
LeaderSpark, Inc.
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 09:34Key contact:
Name: Kerry BrooksPhone: 614-442-7899
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To connect with young people who can be leaders today as well as developing leadership skills for tomorrow.
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Youth of Ohio
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support? What leadership devlopment approaches does the program support\utilize?
No.
Teen Women in Action
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 09:58Key contact:
Name: Nadia MoritzPhone: 202-332-3399
ywp@youngwomensproject.org
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Young women in the DC area
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support? What leadership devlopment approaches does the program support\utilize?
No.
C5 Youth Foundation
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Tue, 07/29/2008 - 10:00Key contact:
Name: Rosemary AndersonPhone: 770-989-3519
rosemarya@c5yf.org
Website: http://c5yf.org/c/c5/default.asp
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To give teens the skills and confidence to pursue their vision.
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Youth
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support? What leadership devlopment approaches does the program support\utilize? What is the focus of the program?
No.
Project HIP-HOP
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Wed, 07/23/2008 - 13:43Key contact:
Name: Mariama White-HammondPhone: 617-427-7950
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Young people of color from traditionally low-income communities in Boston
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support? What leadership devlopment approaches does the program support\utilize?
No.
Wild Gift
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 14:57Key contact:
Name: Jenna RingelheimPhone: (208) 928-6208
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Exceptional leaders ages 21-30 who love nature.
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.
Civic Education Project
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 14:08Key contact:
Name: Rob DonahuePhone: 847-467-2572
Website: http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/cep/
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Outstanding high school and junior high school students.
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.
The Southwest Youth Collaborative
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Thu, 07/17/2008 - 09:05Key contact:
Name: David MarquesPhone: (773) 476-3534
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To support the youth of Southwest Chicago to become successful and active members of society.
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : Youth between the ages of 5-19 living in southwest Chicago.
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.
The Johnson Intern Program
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Wed, 07/16/2008 - 15:38Key contact:
Name: Susan GladinPhone: 919-929-2193
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : College graduates ages 21-30.
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.
Fresh Youth Initiatives (FLI)
Submitted by Tiffany Phu on Wed, 07/16/2008 - 10:06Key contact:
Name: JoAnn SantiagoPhone: 212 781 1113
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
Does the program serve a specific population?
Yes : The typical FYI participant is 10-18 years old, of either Latino or African-American descent, and lives in a family with an income close to or below the poverty line. Academically, they are usually in the "middle of the pack"- the kid who often fall between the cracks of the educational system because they are neither underachievers nor are they "gifted" - but who have tremendous potential if given the attention and encouragement of a supportive environment. Most participants live in our home community of Washington Heights, in Upper Manhattan, New York City.
What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?
What leadership development theories does the program support?
No.