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Marquis Studios is a 47-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to providing arts education programs to over 140 public schools in New York City each year. Their diverse offerings include residencies in visual arts, theater, music, dance, architecture, circus arts, and puppetry, aimed at fostering student creativity and exploration. In response to the critical need for arts education, they work to address the lack of full-time certified arts teachers and insufficient funding reported by many NYC schools. Through initiatives like the Creators Club and special events, Marquis Studios engages the community to support and enhance the arts experience for students throughout the city. Generated from the website

Urban Arts Partnership is a non-profit organization based in New York City that designs and implements educational programs rooted in the arts and technology for underrepresented students. Their mission is to provide quality education and opportunities to students regardless of their zip code, teaching them the art and technology of game development through computer science, coding, animation, music, and storytelling. They also offer college-access services and connect their diverse alumni to mentorships and internships at leading media and tech companies, creating a new diverse talent pipeline. With a commitment to helping Title 1 public school students explore their creativity and harness technology, Urban Arts envisions a world where historically-disadvantaged young people gain economic mobility through meaningful careers as creators, thinkers, and leaders in the creative and technology fields. Their programs have served over 260,000 students, trained 3,000 teachers, and have a student body that is 100% capable, talented, and motivated. Urban Arts is a catalyst for young people to tap into their intrinsic creativity and promotes the power of design and creation while providing equitable access to holistic arts programming.Generated from the website