Educational Advocates Student Extracurricular Activities - New York

New York Area Student Extracurricular Activities

New York students, both local and online, engage in diverse extracurriculars, ranging from robotics clubs and volunteering to virtual art and coding websites.

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  • Brooklyn Public Library - CBH Teen Scholars Internship

    Interns work closely with a team of educators, historians, & archivists to learn essential research skills.

  • Youth Communication - YC Writing Program

    Join a group of 10-12 young people who will explore making change in Youth Communication’s annual summer writing workshop.

  • Writopia Lab

    Our age-based workshops give young writers the opportunity to work on their own pieces alongside a maximum of eight peers.

  • Ubran World - Youth Programs

    Urban Word offers youth-focused programs that promote creative expression through writing, spoken word, & performance.

  • Poets House

    Poets House exists to create a welcoming home for poets, poetry readers, & for those who are exploring poetry.

  • NYU - Future Dramatic Writers Workshop

    A free, highly-focused academic & professional writing program for students who wish to write for theatre, film, & television.

  • NY Public Library - Writing Classes

    NYPL offers writing classes for teens, helping them develop their skills through creative workshops & guided instruction.

  • New Era Creative Space - in Peekskill, NY

    We offer performing & visual arts, leadership & empowerment, & STEM programming for young people ages 5-18.

  • Hudson Valley Writers Center - in Sleepy Hollow, NY

    The Center fosters a vibrant literary arts community that empowers writers & readers of diverse ages, talents, & backgrounds.

  • 826 NYC

    From field trips to school residency programs, to weekend, & after-school workshops, kids write their paths forward all year long.

  • Student Historian Internship at the New York Historical Society

    This program lets high schoolers explore history through research, digital projects, and museum-based learning in NYC.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History - Internship Program

    We offer engaging internships where students gain experience in museum collection management, educational programming, & more.

  • NY Historical Society - Student Historian Internship Program

    The Student Historians Program offers high school interns research, writing, & digital media experience to explore American history.

  • Musuem of the City of NY - Triple E

    A program designed by high schoolers for high schoolers where they can learn about historical topics & their impact on the present.

  • A New Chance Animal Rescue - in Bedford Hills, NY

    Volunteers are needed for transportation, fundraising, walking/socializing dogs, foster support, administrative tasks, & more.

  • BK Public Library - NYC History Day

    A program where students in grades 6-12 create projects based on original historical research & analysis.

  • St. Peter's Thrift Store in Freehold, NJ

    As a social justice ministry, the Thrift Shop helps people of all incomes shop with dignity. Donate! Shop! Support!

  • Riverkeeper Volunteer Opportunities

    From hands-on cleanup to community outreach, Riverkeeper volunteers play a vital role in protecting the local environment.

  • NYC Parks - Stewardship

    Our volunteers help with forest & wetland restoration, planting & pruning street trees, & monitoring local wildlife.

  • NY Public Library - Teen Reading Ambasadors

    Teens act as leaders & role models to younger kids, inspiring a lifelong love of reading & learning.

  • New York Cares

    We have a variety of volunteer options, allowing teens to make a positive impact through community service projects across NYC.

  • Gallop NYC

    Volunteers help children & adults with developmental, emotional, social & physical challenges, all while working with horses.

  • Friendship Circle

    Join teens around the world in a global movement to ensure that all children have someone they can call their friend.

  • Food Bank for NYC

    Whether serving a hot meal, distributing groceries, or packing donations, you can make an impact with Food Bank For New York City!

  • City Meals on Wheels

    Citymeals offers opportunities to prepare & deliver meals to homebound elderly New Yorkers, providing companionship & support.

  • City Harvest

    Volunteer for food distribution, provide nutrition education to people of all ages, support campaigns that fight hunger, & more.

  • Chips Soup Kitchen and Women's Shelter

    Volunteer today to help provide our guests with daily meals & various other services.

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