This is one of the three general categories that all Deep posts (except for YAP Curriculum Blog and Deep Laureate Finalist posts) fall into.
This blog post was written by Inés Rodriguez As the 2020-2021 YAP program year comes to a close, I am reminded of the integral role that our dedicated…
This blog post was written by Inés Rodriguez The Spring 2021 Virtual Semester came to a soft and very sweet close as we wrapped a powerful, rapidly ev…
Join Our Team Deep Center is expanding our ever-growing team with four new positions. These positions require individuals who understands social, econ…
Join Our Team Deep seeks a youth cultural organizer to support Deep Center’s effort to build community power in Chatham County, specifically among you…
Collaboration between Deep and Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) began in September 2019 at a Savannah roundtable discussion with Leader Sta…
This blog post was written by Anthonella Alvarez and Martina Yvette The last semester of the Young Author Project was different, to say the least. Aft…
This blog is written by Coco Papy and Luiz Zaldivar, and includes Deep Center’s 2021 state legislation advocacy toolkit. In December of 2020, Deep Ce…
This blog post was written by Ariel Felton and Marquice Williams If dealing with the coronavirus has taught us anything, it’s that dramatic changes to…
The Savannahian featured this excerpted piece by Community Organizer Luis Zaldivar on February 15, 2021. Read the full version at The Savannahian. I…
This blog post is by Llucy Llong, who, as a visiting artist in Deep Center’s Block by Block program last year, worked with young people to identify the…
Join Our Team Deep seeks a full-time administrative assistant with excellent attention to detail, strong problem-solving and communication skills to a…
Join Our Team Deep seeks an experienced director of restorative practices and culture for designing, staffing, managing research, implementing, and …
This blog post was written by Ariel Felton A few months ago, I made the mistake of putting my opinion on the internet. I reshared a tweet from a t…
This blog post was written by Marquice Williams and Ariel Felton This year’s Block by Block was… weird. We had a great start: We set intentions fo…
This blog post was written by Teaching Artist, Anthonella Alvarez I was raised to be a proud Latine, to be proud of my culture, my brown skin and mest…
“For there are no new ideas. There are only ways of making them felt...while we suffer the old longings, battle the old warnings and fears of being sil…