Freedom Foundation DBA Something New

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“The organization's form 990 is available upon request and at www.guidestar.org.”

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“The freedom foundation's mission is to cultivate (develop, enlighten, educate, train, refine, advocate for, encourage, help, aid and assist) the next generation through programs and services that inspire and equip them to reach their full potential.”

“Visiting college groups. New expression - arts-based program for youth ages 4-18, that promotes self-expression in a safe, friendly atmosphere where creativity is celebrated and the talent within each individual blooms. - conducted weekly activities for 30 youth on average. - contributed trained volunteer teams for various summer art camps in clarkston. - explored new relationships in fayetteville, ga in an effort to reach spanish-speaking immigrants in the area through a weekly arts-based program. New way - conflict reconciliation training rooted in dr. King's nonviolent principles that is designed to challenge participants to recognize their own personal bias's and judgments so that they are able to successfully live out nonviolence in their daily lives. - delivered conflict reconciliation training to 30 schools. - launched social media campaign to raise money to pilot a school-based project with middle and high school students in clarkston, ga. - participated in national conference on race and equality. 2018 goals: new alternative - host smaller number of colleges and universities during spring break season in order to offer a more personalized experience. - explore new site in cusco, peru, for new alternative program. - develop system for maintaining contact with students who are interested in volunteering in our programs beyond their week-long experience. New expression - consider new approaches beyond arts-based programming to reaching both young people and their parents, especially focusing on immigrant families. - offer additional training and support to our college-age volunteers. - develop partnerships with local schools for assemblies and other school- based activities. New way - develop partnerships with local schools for workshops specifically designed for teachers and/or students. - continue workshop offerings and speaking engagements at colleges and universities across the country. - explore needs within local schools in the cusco region to determine how new way can support local efforts against violence.”