On June 4, 2016 DIVAS for Social Justice in partnership with P.S 156 and RPGA Studio hosted a Community Design Day to finalize... Read More
On Sunday, May 22nd, 2016, the STEAM GameChangers set out to P.S. 175 in Rego Park to compete in the annual CC3DP Challenge. They... Read More
The students of P.S 156 are embarking on taking ownership of a LIRR wall to show the pride and beauty of Laurelton . Twenty... Read More
Building onto the interviews we recorded previously, students wrote introductions to their interviews in order to make them more accessible to an audience. I... Read More
This week students honed their filmmaking skills as well as their skills on-screen by recording their own interviews, which were inspired by the documentary Rosedale... Read More
Hi all. Mr. Lee here. Following my last post about about potential changes for Merrick Blvd going forward, throughout the past few weeks students... Read More
This week we answered the question, ” If you had the chance to open your business, what would it be and how would you help your community? The task... Read More
The 6th, 7th and 8th grade visted the Weeksville Heritage Center and participated in an arts activity.In addition the students toured the historic Hunterfly... Read More
After a very successful start ,7th and 8th graders have polished their skills from last year.However the 6th grade is hungry for knowledge. I’m... Read More
Hi this is Mr. Lee, the digital media and photography facilitator with STEAM for Social Change. The first week of STEAM at Linden SDA... Read More
DIVAS (Digital Interactive Visual Arts Sciences) for Social Justice aims to bridge the digital divide by combining media literacy and cultural awareness along with a vast understanding of technology to encourage young women in under served communities to pursue careers in computer science and new media.
