I am proud to announce Freedom Youth LLC received its first nonprofit membership and we couldn't have asked for a better non-profit organization than, The National Coalition Of 100 Black Women Manhattan Chapter. NCBW have been advocating for health, education, and economic empowerment of black women since the 1970's and the women of NCBW Manhattan are dedicated to honoring just that. Its effective role model projects and its association with grass-roots community activity has gained them both national and local recognition from news media. We are more than excited to join in alliance and  collaborate along side this organization!

It Is always a joy to see youth take a stand and become agents of change. The youth in this picture are conducting human trafficking surveys to see what their peers know about human trafficking and spreading awareness about the topic while sharing ways to remain safe.  Great Job arts advocacy team!

Freedom Youth Arts Advocacy Program participants attended the Femme Girls Glow-Up event hosted by Credible Messenger Justice Center.  At the event, Founder/CEO Monique Riley participated in an interactive panel that focuses on female empowerment. 

The CEO and Founder Monique Ferguson-Riley of Freedom Youth LLC was honored to have been a part of Union Community Health Center Live segment; She spoke on sibling domestic violence and teen dating violence and how the two may play a major role in teens getting involved in human trafficking.

The Power in Us Youth Summit was an exciting day of entertainment, education and fun for the 200 students in attendance. We are excited that the event was such a great success and look forward to next years summit. 

BronxNet's Open host Dr. Bob Lee sat down with Freedom Youth LLC to discuss their youth programs in the Bronx and their upcoming E.N.O.U.G.H. Human Trafficking Rally.

Freedom Youth had the opportunity to facilitate a series of human trafficking awareness workshops throughout the Bronx with NYPD Explorer Program participants.