Dallas.
517 North Haskell Avenue, Dallas, TX 75246, United States Map It(214) 484-2112 • llinnen@allstars.org
Overview.
Since its launch in 2013, the All Stars Project of Dallas (ASP of Dallas) has involved tens of thousands of young people in the All Stars Talent Show Network and Development School for Youth. Over the last decade, ASP has led the way in building new corporate, community and philanthropic collaborations and connections across the Dallas metropolitan area so that we can bring development to the young people of Oak Cliff, South Dallas and West Dallas who are otherwise left out of the city’s continued growth.
Among the public and private partners that have embraced our development through performance approach are a diverse array of public and private partners who recognize that academia alone does not guarantee success for young people, especially those growing up in poverty. Among these visionary collaborators are Big Thought, C5 Youth Foundation of Texas, Dallas College, ScholarShot, and UNT Dallas’ Conrad Leadership Program, as well as Southern Methodist University and other cutting-edge academic researchers whose research validates ASP’s unique approach to youth and community development.
Antoine Joyce-Roach: Senior Vice President / City Leader, ASP of Dallas
Natalie Sandifer: Associate Director, ASP of Dallas
Dallas Programs.
Operation Conversation, the All Stars Project’s newest bridge-building initiative, has been created to address the social and racial divides in America.
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Bringing young people together with caring adults and industry leaders to learn and grow together.
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All Stars Talent Show Network
In the All Stars Talent Show Network, young people perform in and produce hip-hop talent shows in their neighborhoods.
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Development School for Youth
Young people learn to perform as professionals and they partner with business leaders who conduct development workshops and provide paid summer internships at their companies.
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Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids
Brings young people from poor communities together with police officers in performance workshops where they use improvisation and conversation to foster positive interactions between the police and inner-city youth and create a new kind of relationship.
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