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Summer Camp 2022
The SOUL Summer Camp will engage youth through a five exploratory learning experiences. The camp is designed to engage, expose, and inspire our youth!
The SOUL Summer Camp is *FREE* DC youth ages 8 and 12!
SOUL recognized by the ASPEN INSTITUTE!
We are proud to announce that SOUL Programs was selected as an Aspen Institute Project Play Champion for 2022!
Volunteers Needed!
Calling all tutors, coaches, and mentors! We are always looking for dedicated volunteers to join the team!
Prioritizing Life Skills As We Return to Play
Events of the past few months have brought high anxiety, grief and trauma for kids and families. As we return to play, what actions can we take to ensure that life skills and mental health are central to kids’ sports experiences? What role can adults play in shaping these experiences?
Connecting in a time of disconnect.
The Washington Post wrote an article on Donald Curtis and SOUL’s mission to supporting youth through COVID-19. The article was written by Sports Writer Ken Babb. This article was featured on the front page of the Sunday Sports page (5/31/2020).
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For the past seven years, Curtis has been gathering at-risk young people — mostly African American boys who live in public housing and play sports — for a once-a-week group chat with SOUL, his community outreach program. Sometimes attendees discuss basketball, Curtis’s first love, but often the former coach steers the conversation toward education, business […]
When you think of a superhero, what comes to mind? Oftentimes, people envision someone with superhuman powers soaring through the sky doing heroic deeds. Within our own communities, there are everyday people with superpowers, though at first glance, we may miss their heroism. Too often, the people on the ground doing good aren’t recognized for […]
SOUL Insight – Sister Circle Girls Voice their Opinion on Youth Engagement 6.24.2019