Indykids Inc

“Expenses contract labor-coordinato 13,360 krp coordinator 4,620 books & subscriptions 1,191 contract labor-dsigner 2,500 office supplies 683 computer & website expens 108 bank charges 100 postage & shipping 2,446 automobile expense 166 program expenses 4,982 distribution-contractor 150 development/fundraising 690 total 30,996”

“Accounts receivable 300 300 other notes and loans 7,287 0 deposits in transit 283 283 undeposited funds -500 -500 deposits 125 125 total 7,495 208”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 562 3,954 deferred revenue 2,710 2,710 unsecured notes and loans payable 7,287 4,287 overdraft 4,810 0”

“To produce a newspaper for kids and conducts journalism workshops throughout the year.”

“The organization produces newspaper written by kids for kids. It prints 5 paper issues and 4 online issues. It's mailed and distributed 8000-1000 copies of each issue. It also produces a teacher's guide that helps educators and parents in discussing articles printed in the paper. The paper teaches yout to become engaged citizens through the production of a current event newspaper and website.”

“During the school year, in each cycle of the krp workshops, students research, draft, edit and revise articles abou the nation & world news, culture, history, activism, sports, the environment. The stories are published in either the print edition of indykids or online. Indykids hold five cycles of its three-part kid reporter program (krp) journalism workshop, which trains youths ages 9-15 in the new york city metro area critical media literacy, interviewing, pdcasting writing skills to produce a print newspaper distributed nationwide. During this period, indykids launched the first ever krp summer camp at the newmark graduate school of journalism at cuny. We accept between 10 and 15 students for each cycle of krp. This year, we trained a total of 80 students in the physical workshop.”