Youth Development Programs

WIRE Math and Science Summer Camp is designed to help children enjoy learning while building strong foundations in math and science. Through hands-on activities, games, and guided exploration, students are encouraged to think, ask questions, and solve problems in ways that feel engaging rather than stressful.

Our program focuses on building confidence just as much as skills. We create a supportive and welcoming environment where children feel comfortable trying new ideas, making mistakes, and learning at their own pace. By reducing fear and anxiety around math and science, WIRE helps students develop a more positive attitude toward learning.

WIRE also helps children stay academically active during the summer months. By keeping their minds engaged in fun and meaningful ways, the program supports skill retention and growth, helping students return to school feeling prepared and confident for the next grade.

The Youth Juvenile Justice Fellows Program goal is to develop  youth juvenile justice advocates and leaders. This is achieved through four phases:

• Relationship Building
• Skill Building
• Issue Education
• Advocacy in Action

From the skills they acquire during the first 3 phases, fellows are able to implement them during the Advocacy in Action phase using their voices to advocate for juvenile justice reform at the local, state, and federal levels.