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Oakland, CA 94612-3409

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Cultural Cuisine & Storytelling Pt. 2: Guest Chef, Nancy Phan! October 30, 2018
Cultural Cuisine & Storytelling Fundraiser: A Series October 15, 2018
Youth Together 2017 – 2018 Listening Campaign Results October 9, 2018
UNITY DAY 2018 | Pump Up the Volume: Power in Youth Voice October 9, 2018

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Mission

Grounded in our commitment to peace, unity and justice, the mission of Youth Together is to address the root causes of educational inequities by developing multiracial youth leaders and engaging school community allies to promote positive school change.

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Mailing Address:

1714 Franklin St. # 100-153

Oakland, CA 94612-3409

Email: info@youthtogether.net

About Us

In 1996 Youth Together was formed by youth, community members, parents and school officials in Oakland, Berkeley, and Richmond, California concerned about inter-racial violence and inadequate school conditions.

Because of the organization’s youth leadership programming, student centers, and campaigns, five local high schools are developing positive, long-term solutions to fight social, political, community, and educational inequities in their lives, serving as a model for empowering change in other communities.

Community members were inspired to form Youth Together in 1994 in response to inter-racial conflicts in schools. Since that time, young people in Youth Together have fought for, won, and continued to struggle for a new vision of their schools and communities.

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