LTYC scholars from Harlem Park Elementary Middle School recently stole the spotlight on The Jennifer Hudson Show, showcasing their incredible Step Team talent! Their performance was a powerful display of energy, precision, and passion, highlighting the transformative impact of arts education on youth. We're thrilled to see our students celebrated and can't wait to share more of their amazing achievements!

Step inside the unforgettable evening of inspiration and impact at LTYC's first Dream Makers Soiree Cocktail Reception! From heartfelt speeches to the incredible talent of our youth participants, the event showcased the power of community, youth leadership, and giving back. Join us as we reflect on an amazing night of connection and purpose!

Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of Black women at the Annual Black Leading Women Celebration in Baltimore! Hosted by Nicole Kirby’s CarVer Communications and LTYC, this empowering event honored DMV’s most prominent Black women in education, politics, media, healthcare, and the arts—each one making a remarkable impact. Their inspiring stories remind us of the power and potential of today’s Black women, dreaming and achieving like never before!

LTYC's Dana Carr and AudaCITY's Dionne Joyce-Weems were featured on SBGTV to talk about the importance of arts programming for our youth and our virtual partner's luncheon.

LTYC's Executive Director, Dana Carr, MAT was featured in The 2nd Annual Black Business Matter: "Women Who Win" Virtual Expo hosted by the AFRO.

Executive Director Dana Carr was featured on Johns Hopkins Baltimore Boost Series. This biweekly series showcases the social entrepreneurs, agents of change, and organizers who are positively impacting their communities and are mobilizing for change in Baltimore.