 
Active Apr 1, 1999 to Apr 28, 1999
Rhythm of the Youth! is a community service dance workshop to be held for youth in the Boston area featuring capoeira, breakdancing, west african dance, hip hop, stepping, South African gumboot, and drumming. Volunteers are needed for
- setup
- making creative drop posters
- making community pride drop posters
- leading and guiding a group of kids during the day
- cooking
- postering community groups in Boston/Cambridge
- breakdown
- dancing (if you have the talent)
- assistance for tasks during the day
- taking photos
- working video cameras
- breakdown
About Groove Phi Groove The Engineers have a vision. "I've seen it," as Dave McGill always says. We would like to have a strong presence in our communities for the general purpose of providing effective resources to these communities. We would like to see minority students of all levels excelling academically. We want to see all elementary school children empowered with a keen sense of pride. We want enhanced economic viability of members of the Black community. We would like to remain proactive in the political and social arena, effectively addressing ills of our communities such as drugs, gang violence, mis/non-education, and poverty. These are only a few of the many things we see and would like to provide for our communities. A Bit of History Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Incorporated is a national organization consisting of over 45,000 dedicated and committed brothers whose goal is to better the communities of America, especialy those communities consisting of African-Americans. Groove Phi Groove is the largest non-greek organization founded October 12, 1962 by fourteen determined brothers at Morgan State University, which was then a college, in Baltimore, Maryland. |
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