Who we are?
EFA Equity For All is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth in our communities as they strive to reach their full potential, both academically and personally. We believe that every young person deserves equitable access to high-quality education, career readiness opportunities, and a supportive environment that empowers growth, confidence, and purpose.
Our missions
Community For Youth
Building a meaningful community leaders network serving as a lasting resource as youth transition into the next chapter of their lives
Quality Education
Fostering individual growth and learning opportunities through EFA resources and programs emphasizing on career and education opportunities
Empowering Futures
Guiding and inspiring young individuals to reach their full potential as they dream of
Partnership Announcement
We are excited to annouce our new partnership with The Boys and GIrls Club of Fresno (Zimmerman).
Together, we’re launching the EFA Inspire Youth Storytelling Program. A powerful initiative designed to introduce young people to new possibilities and expand their horizons by connecting them with real-world stories from diverse professionals.
Storytelling can make a change.
Inspire Youth Storytelling is a research-based program developed from the study, “The Power of Storytelling: Designing Extracurricular Activities to Inspire Career Dreams in Elementary and Middle School Students in California’s Central Valley.” Our goal is to Introduce young people to new possibilities and expand their horizons by connecting them with real-world stories from diverse professionals
“ I believe that storytelling is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to inspire and connect people, cultivating a sense of community and passing down inspiration and determination through generations” — Yinglak, CEO of EFA
EFA’s First Appearance at the 46th Annual Central California Research Symposium
We had the opportunity to present our research, "The Power of Storytelling: Designing Extracurricular Activities to Inspire Career Dreams in Elementary and Middle School Students in California’s Central Valley." This presentation also introduced the Inspire Youth Storytelling program, a growing initiative built on the foundation of this research.
Nearly 90,000 youth in Fresno are unable to access educational opportunities.
Source: https://www.ed-data.org/county/Fresno#
