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  1. All Stars Project Launches Artistic Advisory Council
    Jul 9, 2026 · original
    The All Stars Project (ASP) has launched a new Artistic Advisory Council to help shape the artistic vision and theatrical programming of Performance Lab (PLab), located at ASP’s re-opened West 42nd Street multi-theatre performance and youth development center in New York City. The Council brings together accomplished theatre artists and cultural leaders who will help guide the next chapter of artistic programming while strengthening the Center as a place where creativity, performance and community come together. Chaired by Gabrielle L. Kurlander—founder of Performance Lab and ASP’s Founding CEO (1989–2023)—the Council also includes Madelyn Chapman, Reynaldo Piniella and John Rankin III. Together, they will help shape artistic programming, support new creative initiatives and foster opportunities for theatre artists and young people to collaborate through performance. The Council’s launch
  2. All Stars Project Steps Into Expanded Leadership Role for 30th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair
    Jun 11, 2026 · original
    The All Stars Project is helping lead a major milestone for Dallas youth and families as a partner in the 30th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair, one of the city’s largest and longest-running civic initiatives. Hosted by the City of Dallas and powered by the All Stars Project and the Junior League of Dallas, the Fair serves more than 10,000 young people and their families each year, providing school supplies, health screenings and resources that help students start the school year ready to succeed. This year’s Fair marks an expanded leadership role for the All Stars Project, bringing its commitment to youth development and community engagement to a citywide public-private partnership that connects young people and families to opportunity. The partnership was officially launched at a May 7 press conference hosted by Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson, kicking off registration, volunteer
  3. All Stars Project Expands National Alumni Initiative in 2025
    Dec 8, 2025 · original
    In 2025, our national 10-year Becoming All Stars Campaign fueled a powerful expansion of alumni leadership nationwide. More than 4,000 alumni reconnected with the All Stars this year, and 240 stepped forward to volunteer , helping us deepen cross-generational development and strengthen a national network of caring adults who are opening doors for the next generation. In this newsletter, you’ll meet inspiring alumni leaders and celebrate the extraordinary generosity of longtime champion C. Michael Armstrong , whose visionary support helped propel ASP from a grassroots New York City program to a national powerhouse for youth development. These milestones reflect the momentum behind our 10-year goal: to raise $150 million and transform 100,000 young lives by 2027—and we’re well on our way. We invite you to visit our campaign webpage at https://allstars.org/becoming/ and check out our latest
  4. Dallas Works Reaches New Heights in Youth Development
    Sep 3, 2025 · original
    In just six months, over 1,000 young people have participated in career readiness workshops through the Dallas Works Program —and 220 students have completed paid summer internships with top organizations across Dallas. This progress marks a major step forward in the city’s bold reimagining of youth employment, led by Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and supported by a powerful coalition including NAF , Dallas’ Workforce Czar Lynn McBee , city agencies, nonprofits, educational institutions, and private sector champions. We are grateful to leading funders who’ve made this impact possible: JPMorganChase – $175,000 Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT)’s, W.W. Caruth, Jr. Fund – $250,000 ( KPMG Corporate Responsibility ) KPMG US Foundation – $112,500 Plus generous support from Bank of America , Comerica Bank Charitable Foundation, Accenture LLP, Ashley & Greg Arnold, Brennan Potts & Accelerate Inf
  5. Dallas Works: Shaping the Future of Youth Workforce Development
    Jul 11, 2025 · original
    This spring, Dallas Works and the All Stars Project (ASP) reached an important milestone in partnership with the City of Dallas and Mayor Eric L. Johnson. Through the Dallas Works Summer Youth Employment Program, more than 1,000 students participated in career readiness workshops designed to open doors and prepare them for meaningful employment. The achievements of this pilot year were fueled by generous support from our corporate and philanthropic partners, who contributed $700,000 to help launch Dallas Works. We extend our deepest gratitude to Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities, Accenture LLP, Ashley and Greg Arnold, Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Comerica Charitable Foundation, Communities Foundation of Texas – W.W. Caruth Jr. Foundation Fund, JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Questrom, and The Addy Foundation. Their investment in Dallas youth and belief in ou
  6. All Stars Project Returns to Our 42nd Street Center
    Jun 20, 2025 · original
    Our national Becoming All Stars Campaign continues to build momentum. We are thrilled to announce the reopening of our iconic 42nd Street Center in New York City, where we will partner with like-minded organizations to champion youth development in the arts and workforce. This revitalized space will expand our award-winning programs, giving thousands of young people from underserved communities the opportunity to grow, lead, and shine on and off the stage. The 42nd Street Center reopening is a cornerstone of our national effort to raise $150 million and transform 100,000 young lives by 2027 . We invite you to visit our campaign webpage at https://allstars.org/becoming/ and check out our latest newsletter HERE . Want to get involved? For more information about the Becoming All Stars Campaign, please contact All Stars Project’s Chief Development Officer, Jenny Zak, at (212) 356-8441 or jza
  7. All Stars Project CEO Chris Street Hosts 2025 Summit: “The Dallas Advantage”
    May 16, 2025 · original
    On May 1, All Stars Project (ASP) CEO Chris Street hosted “The Dallas Advantage: Strengthening the Ecosystem of Workforce Development”, which brought 50 leaders together from across Dallas’ civic, corporate, and educational spheres. Generously sponsored by KPMG US, the summit was built around the idea that we need to break down silos between sectors, align systems, and—most importantly—put young people at the very center of our efforts. Our day began with opening remarks from Chris Street, ASP of Dallas Board Chair Kim Kesler (KPMG) and Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, setting the stage for a series of panels and discussions. We heard from guest speakers Eric J. Ban, Ed.D., Jennifer Chandler, Sarah Cotton Nelson, David Deggs, Ph.D., Stephanie Elizalde, Ed.D., Gilbert Gerst, Antoine Joyce-Roach, and Drex Owusu, who pushed the conversation forward on youth development, innovativ
  8. New Partnership Announced Between City of Dallas and All Stars Project
    Apr 8, 2025 · original
    We are thrilled to announce that the All Stars Project (ASP) and Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson held a press conference on April 1, 2025, at City Hall to officially announce our new groundbreaking partnership and to unveil a bold transformation of the Dallas Works Summer Youth Employment Program. The City Hall flag room buzzed with energy as an impressive coalition of leaders took the stage. Mayor Johnson led the proceedings, joined by Dallas City Manager Kim Bizor Talbot , Dallas Workforce Czar Lynn McBee , ASP President and CEO Chris Street and CEO of Hunt Consolidated and ASP of Dallas board member Hunter Hunt . Local media turned out in force with all local broadcast outlets represented. Click here to read the Dallas Morning News coverage. Click here to watch a video clip of ASP President and CEO Chris Street’s remarks. Click here to watch a video clip of Hunt Consolidated Energy Chair
  9. Big Campaign News: Dallas Works 2025
    Mar 6, 2025 · original
    Our national Becoming All Stars Campaign is gaining momentum. Learn more about our groundbreaking partnership this year with Mayor Eric L. Johnson of Dallas and how the All Stars Project is creating a national model for youth workforce development through the DALLAS WORKS Program. DALLAS WORKS is part of our national effort to raise $150 million and transform 100,000 young lives by 2027. We encourage you to visit our campaign webpage at https://allstars.org/becoming / and read our latest newsletter HERE . Want to get involved? For more information on the Becoming All Stars Campaign, please contact All Stars Project’s Chief Development Officer, Jenny Zak, at (212) 356-8441 or jzak@allstars.org . The post Big Campaign News: Dallas Works 2025 appeared first on All Stars Project, Inc. .
  10. Dwayne Dixon Alumni Spotlight: From Program Participant to Program Director
    Feb 21, 2025 · original
    In a testament to the lasting impact of the All Stars Project (ASP), former program participant Dwayne Dixon Jr. has been named Program Director of ASP Chicago. His remarkable journey from youth participant to leader perfectly captures what’s possible when young people embrace the transformative power of performance-based development. Dwayne’s All Stars story began in 2011 as a student in the Development School for Youth in New Jersey. Like many young people in our programs, he discovered new possibilities through performance, eventually becoming a dynamic producer and emcee with the ASP of New Jersey All Stars Talent Show Network. What started as a program experience evolved into a calling – in 2015, Dwayne officially joined the ASP team as Youth Program and Outreach Leader. His passion for creating opportunities for young people led him to Chicago in 2021, where he took on the role of

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