About Youth in Business

Youth in Business (YiB) is a program at Jubilee Arts that cultivates the entrepreneurial leadership skills of high school aged youth by providing hands on experience operating an art-based business. Through the Youth in Business design collective, youth learn how to run a successful business as a team, selling high quality art products achieving cooperative financial sustainability for youth business owners. Youth are supported in leadership development within the program in addition to career and higher education planning support to provide youth long term economic independence.

**ACCEPTING new youth** 

Youth in Business is a free program that offers classes in design, business, and ceramics, and, most importantly, all youth gain hands-on experience running a business! 
 
Youth will: 
Learn: Business Skills, Ceramics, Graphic Design, Screen Printing
Earn: $ from products and monthly stipend
Grow: as a leader
Receive: College and career mentorship
 
Fall programming will be virtual Tuesday-Thursday evenings. 
 
 
Participating youth must live within 2miles of Jubilee Arts (1947 Pennsylvania Avenue). 
 
Please call or email with questions or to schedule an interview before Wednesday, September 30: yib@jubileeartsbaltimore.org‪(443) 863-9911 . 
 

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Business Skills

Youth learn professional workforce and leadership skills such as Myers Briggs personality styles, marketing, communication, networking, cooperative economic theory, sales strategy, budgets, inventory management and financial literacy.

Youth owners are mentored through the process of creating concepts for designs, setting prices, booking events to sell their products and negotiating as a collective how to divide the profits and reinvest in their business.

Ceramics

Youth explore industrial ceramic production methods and utilize a variety of techniques including slab rolling, embossing texture, underglaze inlay and glazing lowfire. Youth ceramicists work independently and as a team to produce mosaic flower pots, decorated mirrors, house address signs, clay mugs, bowls, plates, and holiday ornaments.

Graphic Design

Youth work collaboratively to create socially conscious concepts using Adobe computer software. Their graphically rendered designs are printed onto silk screens for shirts, tote bags and digitally fabricated jewelry. Youth screen-print items by hand, assemble jewelry and package products.

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