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What is Black Kids In Action (BKIA)?BKIA is a community-driven organization dedicated to empowering Black youths through educational, creative, and leadership programs.
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Who can join BKIA programs?Our programs are open to Black youths and other underserved groups aged 15 to 30.
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What programs does BKIA offer?Our programs include: Black History Month Production (for performance arts and storytelling) Math Competition (for academic growth and scholarships) Bike Rides (for wellness and community bonding) Theatrical Summer Camp (for acting, storytelling, and creativity) Soccer Tournaments (for teamwork and sportsmanship) Mentorship & Education (for career and academic guidance) Career Initiative Sessions (for career insights and skill development) CSC Micro Grant (for funding youth-led initiatives and small businesses)
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How can I register for a program?Each program has a dedicated registration link on our website. Simply click on the program of interest to sign up.
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Are these programs free?Yes, they are. Details for each program are available during registration.
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Can I participate in more than one program?Yes, participants are encouraged to engage in multiple programs based on their interests.
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How can I support BKIA?There are several ways you can contribute: Donate & Sponsor: Support events, sponsor programs, or provide youth scholarships. Mentor: Share your expertise in arts, STEM, business, or leadership. Become a Member: Join our vibrant community to stay connected and engaged.
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What are the benefits of becoming a member?As a member, you’ll enjoy: Exclusive event invitations Early access to updates Networking opportunities with other changemakers
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How can I become a mentor?Sign up through our website and you’ll get all the details.
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What is the Black History Month Production?This production is where Black youths showcase their creativity through acting, dancing, and storytelling.
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How do I participate in the Math Competition?Our Math Competition is open to Black students in grades 11 and 12, with scholarships awarded to the top three winners.
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What happens during the Bike Rides?The bike rides are community events that combine fitness, wellness discussions, and ice cream breaks at the finish line.
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What is the CSC Micro Grant?The CSC Micro Grant provides up to $5,000 in funding for Black youth-led initiatives, small businesses, and community projects.
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How do I apply for the CSC Micro Grant?Applications are available on our website with clear instructions on eligibility and submission.
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How can I contact BKIA for more information?You can reach us via email, phone, or by visiting our website for inquiries.
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