New program teaches the youth about community issues through art
A local organization is making a change in Brooklyn while beautifying the borough.
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Jun 7, 2024, 6:36 PM
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The program from Benchmarkers is using art to teach kids about social justice issues. The kids come up with a bench design about an issue that sticks out to them, and then the program places those benches across New York City.
Parade Ground Park in Windsor Terrace is the newest home to these benches.
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