This event connected students with valuable resources and opportunities to help them explore their post-high school pathways. Whether interested in college, trade schools, or job opportunities, this fair provided a wide range of information and support to help students plan their future by meeting with college representatives, local employers, and community organizations all in one place!
This thought-provoking event explored historical patterns and their modern-day implications for our community, featuring a panel of civil rights activists who lived through school integration of the 1960s, including right here in Arlington County.
For the second year in a row, CEO hosted a "Chopped" no-bake cooking competition at the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Center! The kids competed in several rounds of competition and our "celebrity judges" provided feedback.
CEO's first annual summer fundraising event. Your ticket purchase supports our mission of community building and workforce development to actively disrupt structures of oppression for people of color.
An extended Happy Hour to raise money for CEO, hosted by our friends The City Club!
February 5, 2024 from 6-8pm
Wakefield High School, 1325 S Dinwiddie St, Arlington, VA 22206
The panel discussion focuses on the College Board’s AP African-American Studies curriculum course, its significance to American history, and its relevance for today. Panelists include members of the AP African-American Studies Development Committee and current students.
CEO had its first holiday event with the honor of hosting a "Chopped" no-bake cooking competition at the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Center!!
Kids had a wonderful time as they competed in three rounds of cooking competitions and presented their food designs to the judges for review.
Recommendations from the "Community in Crisis" panel discussion, sponsored by CEO, helped pave the way for a new "Twelve Step Support Group for Teens" program. More information here (English |Español ).
CEO brought together leaders to to reintegrate youth exiting the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Center into the community and to help reduce recidivism.
CYFA Law Day, sponsored by CEO, fostered understanding about the politicization of our first two amendments through interactive community discussion.