Grant

Professional Television Training (PRO-TV)

To support a youth media arts and literacy program.

To support a youth media arts and literacy program. The program aims to advance youth creativity and literacy while providing participants with technical and computer skills that are important for the job market.

About This Grant

Grantee OrganizationDowntown Community Television Center
Grant Period January 2004 – June 2007
Programs Youth Service Improvement Grant
Topics Out of School Time
Grant Amount
$5,000.00

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