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Here to

  • combat systemic racism

  • tackle the impact of COVID-19 on students

  • expand work-based learning

  • create inclusive economies

  • create equitable opportunity

Here to Here
Here to Here

HERE to HERE champions youth in The Bronx by bringing together business, education, and community leaders to build equitable avenues to lifelong career success.

Every day, we mobilize the collective expertise of students, business leaders, educators, and local leaders to bridge the gap between education and meaningful, family-sustaining careers for all young people.

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30% of students

in HERE to HERE’s network of 10 Bronx High School engaged in paid work-based learning opportunities

*We now have 15 partner high schools as of Summer 2020

50+ employers

connecting to their community and actively fostering the talent of Bronx youth through paid internships, and apprenticeships

500+ virtual internships

meeting our design guidelines and supported by HERE to HERE in Summer 2020





100+ champions of talent

Mobilized to build equitable avenues to lifelong career success across business, educational institutions, community organizations, and government
Proving Our Impact

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Employers Educators Students

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"To accept one’s past—one’s history—is not the same thing as drowning in it; it is learning how to use it." - James Baldwin, writer and social critic #BlackHistoryMonth #H2HCelebratesBHM
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RT @UrbanAssembly: 21st century skills, mentorship, + financial resources are only some of the benefits of programs like SYEP. Join us + pa…
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Congrats to @MeishaPorter, executive superintendent of The Bronx, who will become the NYC Schools Chancellor and the first Black woman to lead in this role! Thank you @DOEChancellor for your service, especially through an incredibly challenging past year. ny.chalkbeat.org/2021/2/26/2230…