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Haus of Noire Youth Empowerment Residency

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Fashion and Arts Residency for Schools

confidence, engagement, and belonging

Give your students a reason to show up, lean in, and believe in themselves. We bring warm, identity‑affirming creative spaces into classrooms—places where young people take risks, tell their stories, and feel seen.

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Who This Is For

  • School administrators, after‑school leaders, and nonprofit youth program directors
  • Teams seeking a high‑engagement arts experience that builds confidence and SEL—without adding work to your plate

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What you get

  • A ready‑to‑run 12‑week residency, co‑planned with your team
  • Trained facilitators who create supportive, identity‑affirming learning spaces
  • A culminating runway show/community share‑out to celebrate student growth
  • Measurable growth snapshots: simple pre/post reflections and weekly check‑ins
  • Family and community engagement opportunities throughout the residency
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How it works

1. Co‑plan and kickoff

We align to your goals, schedule, and student needs, then set clear milestones.

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2. Residency sessions

Weekly, facilitator‑led workshops blending fashion, art, storytelling, and SEL.

3. Celebrate and reflect

Students showcase their work in a runway/community event and complete reflections.

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Outcomes you can expect

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  • Increased engagement and attendance through interest‑driven learning
  • Stronger student confidence, voice, and leadership
  • Meaningful SEL growth: self‑awareness, collaboration, and belonging
  • Community pride through a public showcase of student work
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What Students Create

  • Original designs, mood boards, and wearable art
  • Artist statements and portfolios
  • A collaborative runway or gallery experience

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Logistics

  • Duration: 12 weeks (flexible formats available)
  • Setting: During class or after‑school, on‑site at your school or program
  • Group size: Flexible; we tailor to your class or program size
  • Materials: Provided or integrated with your existing resources
  • Accessibility: Culturally responsive, trauma‑informed, and inclusive
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Trusted by educators and youth leaders

  • Community‑rooted facilitators with proven youth‑development experience
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  • Simple planning, clear communication, and measurable impact
  • Easy reporting with weekly check‑ins and a concise summary at the end
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Frequently asked questions

  • How much planning time is required from our staff?

    Minimal. We co‑plan upfront, then our facilitators lead each session and handle logistics.

  • Can we adapt the residency to our schedule or theme?

    Yes. We customize sessions to your goals, calendar, and student interests.

  • Do students need prior art or fashion experience?

    Not at all. The residency meets learners where they are and builds skills step by step.

  • What does the final showcase involve?

    A student‑led runway or gallery event with roles for designers, models, stylists, and hosts.

  • How do you measure impact?

    Simple pre/post reflections, weekly check‑ins, and an end‑of‑program snapshot you can share.

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