Welcome to Bushwick!

The Project Peace Media Collective, “I Am Not My Hair” Photo Shoot

Project Peace Media Collective is featured @ Apple Store in Soho!

The Project Peace Media Collective presented their work from Fall 2008 at the Apple Store in Soho, New York. The following members of the collective presented their pieces:Carizma Pinney, Kashiera Franklyn, Madelyn Romero, Jessica Colon and Tatiana Colon. The students were given certificates and t-shirts after their presentations by the Apple store for their amazing projects!

The Power of Voting

On October 17,2008, the Project Peace Media Collective visted Arlene Hendricks at the Carousel Childrens Center.Ms.Hendricks has been an educator for over 50 years and spoke to the group about her experiences as a teacher during the civil rights movement and why the presidential election is important and historical.

Rock the Vote

The BCCP @ Bushwick Campus is encouraging all 18 year olds to register to vote. The deadline to be eligible to vote for the November 4th election is October 10, 2008.

A Brooklynite Answers a Call to Help Her Community

Jennifer Daniels sat at her desk about three weeks ago and a vision popped in her head to provide free prom dresses to girls in need. The Project Peace Media Collective was lucky enough to interview the organizer of the  Princess Chambers event.   With a vision, anything is possible to achieve.

Here is a preview of our piece:

Gentrification Preview

Hope is alive and well in Bushwick

Hope is alive and well in Bushwick!

Project Peace begins Anti-Gentrification Piece on Bushwick

The Project Peace Media Collective is an open forum to empower youth in the development of critical thinking and conflict resolution through creating socially concious media, writing and serving their communities and the world beyond to create change. Here’s a montage of our work from the school year 2007-08. Facilitated by Clarisa James