IndyKids
IndyKids is a progressive, ad-free news media organization that provides news for kids, as well an active learning website, workshops, and educational resources to inspire a passion for social justice and learning.
Upcoming Classes
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Minecraft Madness
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Coding4Kids: Python/Scratch Programming Camp
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IndyKids
Chelsea, Manhattan
601 W 26th St Ste 325
Btwn 11th & 12th Avenues
New York, New York 10001
Chelsea, Manhattan
601 W 26th St Ste 325
Btwn 11th & 12th Avenues
New York, New York 10001
Description
IndyKids was formed in 2005 by a group of independent journalists, students, parents, teachers and activists who saw the need for a progressive, ad-free news media to be presented in a way that would interest and engage young kids. Since publishing its first black and white issue in the fall of 2005, IndyKids has grown into a vital, multi-platform current events and social justice news source that is produced by kids, for kids.
Today, our work encompasses the free, nationally distributed print edition of the IndyKids newspaper published five times a year, an active website with exclusive articles, interviews, podcasts, open dialogue and resources, workshops for kids to learn journalism and media literacy, and support for educators with teaching guides and classroom visits.
Through our programs, we inspire a passion for social justice and learning to empower the next generation of critical thinkers, community leaders, journalists and activists.
IndyKids attained 501(c)(3) non-profit status in 2010. Our organization and programs are supported by individual donations, in-kind support, government funding and private foundation grants. In keeping IndyKids free from commercialization, we do not accept advertising income or corporate sponsorship.
Today, our work encompasses the free, nationally distributed print edition of the IndyKids newspaper published five times a year, an active website with exclusive articles, interviews, podcasts, open dialogue and resources, workshops for kids to learn journalism and media literacy, and support for educators with teaching guides and classroom visits.
Through our programs, we inspire a passion for social justice and learning to empower the next generation of critical thinkers, community leaders, journalists and activists.
IndyKids attained 501(c)(3) non-profit status in 2010. Our organization and programs are supported by individual donations, in-kind support, government funding and private foundation grants. In keeping IndyKids free from commercialization, we do not accept advertising income or corporate sponsorship.
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