All Stars Project INC.

The All Stars Project, the American pioneer for development and developmental learning, has launched University X - a free university, forward-thinking and free of cost, and open to people of all ages.

UX motto is: "Magnifice Incedimus" (translation: "We Swagger")

Come register and learn more about our classes, courses, performances and offerings at:

University X Opening Day, Saturday, September 11, 2010, 11 a.m. at the All Stars Project's headquarters, 543 West 42nd Street, New York City.

For more information contact Caitlin McGuire at cmcguire@allstars.org

This summer All Stars Project president and CEO Gabrielle L. Kurlander led her month-long advanced program "The Art of Painting the World in Different Colors."  Twenty young adults ages 17 - 25 from around the City have worked closely with Ms. Kurlander and have had world-class developmental experiences designed to prepare them to be successful in our diverse and demanding world, to develop a worldly persona, and to perform wherever life takes them.

Performing The World 2010 brings together artists, activists, young people and scholars from dozens of countries, all of whom are involved in the emergence of performance as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world. The All Stars Project will be the host of the conference, which will be held September 30th - October 3rd and is open to all.

This summer 72 companies in New York, New Jersey, Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area sponsored 250 interns who graduated from the Development School for Youth.

Several sponsors led the way in bringing development opportunities to young people and adults across the country.  Leading national sponsors include D&B, Ernst & Young, MetLife, Latham & Watkins and LexisNexis. Other sponsoring companies include: Ann Taylor, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, CareerBuilder, Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, DIRECTV, Hess Energy Trading Company, MTV, Novartis, Ogilvy & Mather, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Prudential, St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, Standard & Poor's and WilmerHale LLP.

This summer, the All Stars Project's GOAL (Get Organized and Lead) Interns took to the streets of New York, New Jersey, and San Francisco to bring people into the All Stars Project community across the country! Over the course of the seven week program, the teams succeeded both in sponsoring another 650 young people to participate in the All Stars Project's after-school development opportunities as well as introducing 2,000 new friends to the All Stars Community!

Make a donation and be a part of the movement and help provide young people with life-changing opportunities!

All Stars Project of Chicago (ASP) held its 2010 "Partners with Youth" Benefit Luncheon on Wednesday, June 16, at The Metropolitan Club at the Willis Tower.  The event raised $220,000 for the All Stars Project of Chicago's innovative inner-city youth development programs. Stephen S. Bowen, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP was honored for the significant investment he has made in the growth and development of Chicago's inner-city youth through All Stars Project programs, and six community leaders, including Alderman Toni Foulkes (15^th Ward), received special "Community Spirit Awards." Illinois State Senator Iris Martinez gave remarks about the recently passed After School Youth Development Program Act.  

In photo, second from left: State Senator Iris Martinez