Make a Chess Move - Macm

“The form 990 is prepared by an outside accountant and submitted to the executive director and board treasurer for review. After that review, the form 990 is sent to the full board of directors prior to filing with the irs.”

“The board of directors reviews the conflict of interest policy and discusses any potential conflicts as they arise or are disclosed. Board members and key employees are required to disclose or update annually (or more frequently) information regarding their interests and those of their family members that could give rise to financial conflicts, such as a list of family members, substantial business or investment holdings, and other transactions or affiliations that may impact the organization.”

“The board of directors reviews and approves all executive director compensation. No persons with a conflict of interest with respect to the compensation arrangement at issue were involved. The board uses data from comparable organizations for similarly qualified persons in functionally comparable positions to determine a compensation package.”

“Governing and financial documents are available on our website and upon request.”

“Make a chess move 101 program: the macm 101 program serves as the foundational curriculum for all macm programming, offering a comprehensive introduction to the world of macm and providing an entry point for youth to join the macm community. This enrichment program is delivered both in schools and after-school, encouraging active participation in chess-based activities. This program serves people ages 8-26. Make a compassion move program: the make a compassion move program is designed to cater to the needs of students who are suspended or on probation, facing a period of 4-12 weeks without access to school facilities. This program goes beyond academic support by nurturing compassion and critical thinking among participants, helping them reflect on their past actions and make positive changes. Ages 13-26. Make a career move program: the make a career move-macm program targets young adults aged 16-24, providing them with essential digital workplace skills such as project management and team building. By focusing on entrepreneurial business planning and marketable technology skills, this project-based curriculum aims to reduce barriers to employment and enhance career opportunities. Ages 16-26 the visual art of storytellin' program: vast is a digital media arts facilitation program that engages youth interns in producing and promoting a storytelling podcast for their peers. Focused on amplifying the voices of black and brown speakers who have overcome systemic inequities, this youth-moderated conversation seeks to foster empathy and inspire positive change. Ages 13-26 macm facilitator incubator program: the facilitator/tech intern program invests in the development of young leaders through a paid summer macm life facilitator internship, where participants are trained to co-facilitate macm programming at their schools. Ages 14-26 make a creative move program: emerging from the macm 101 after-school program, make a creative move empowers youth to engage in creative artistic endeavors. Participants work collaboratively to design and implement community-focused capstone projects, such as youth zone events in parks and mural projects. Ages 11-26 make a community move program: launched in june 2022, the make a community move program is a civic advocacy initiative that empowers youth to engage in projects focused on systemic community change. Participants are encouraged to actively participate in initiatives like the participatory budgeting process, where denver residents submit ideas on how to spend 2 million on infrastructure projects. Ages 13-26 make a castle move program: launched in fall 2022, the make a castle move program is a female empowerment initiative catering to young black and brown women. The program creates a safe and supportive space where participants collectively address negative stereotypes, find solace in shared experiences, and develop violence prevention and de-escalation skills. Ages 18-26 make a corner move program: the make a corner move program represents the activation of the 2nd macm program office. Youth-led and launched in june 2022, this program establishes a digital media technology lab where participants create tik tok videos, play e-games, and develop other virtual entrepreneurial ventures, such as social media influencing. Make a culinary move program: the make a culinary move (maculinarym) program is designed for youth who have previously completed the make a creative move program. This specialized after-school program focuses on teaching basic cooking skills that participants can use in their daily lives. The maculinarym program is scheduled for four days a week, running from monday to thursday, from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. Youth who participate in this paid program will receive a stipend of 250 per month. Make a christ move program: the make a christ move program (machristm) delves into the life and teachings of jesus, applying them to contemporary challenges that youth face today. This program effecti”