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For Youth, By Youth

Youth Entrepreneurship Programs

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In 2024

103

Summer Immersive Participants

Certificates Awarded

43

Undergraduate Interns

31

68

High School Interns

Partnerships

10

Student Ventures Launched

10

$9k

Stipends for Creative Entrepreneurs

in Scholarships

$12k

Creative Entreprenuership

Are you an artist? Musician? Writer? Photographer?
Submit your work to our Shiboka MagaZine!


Democracy: Take Two
A call for 13-18 year old Triangle teens to be loud, bold, and heard.
Published | Paid | Showcased

APPLY NOW! (Deadline to apply - June 15th)

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Teens Tackle

Are you ready to lead, create, and innovate?

A program designed to build confidence, leadership, and real-world experience in business development for high school students.

Check out our latest initiative - Future Founders

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Future Founders Bootcamp

Looking for Summer Opportunities? Come spend a week (or two - or three) with us.


Take a look at our Summer 2024 News 


Sign up now to learn more about Summer 2025 

Youth Advisory Council

Become a leader in our organization.
Paid internships are available. 

“I want people to know that not only does the impact affect Durham, it affects who you are as a person.”

- CJ Williams, YAC Co-Director

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Partnerships

We're proud collaborators! Let's co-program; share resources; and build a web of support for our Triangle teens. 

For 2025 - we have free rental space for youth-serving organizations. Inquire HERE to secure your dates.

Reach out to us HERE if you'd like to co-program and share resources. 

Entrepreneur Spotlight

​"I believed that there were only traditional routes to go through, whether that was being a doctor, being a lawyer, or being an engineer, but echo allowed me to see that there was more, and that I could even create my own path in life. Echo opened doors for me if I wanted to walk through them.
 

As teens, we believe that we have no power in our hands, because we're at such a vulnerable age where we don't really have a lot of resources. But I think echo taught me that even the small differences, like the Teens Tackle Hunger campaign, we do have the power to affect change step by step."

- Michelle Ramirez, echo alum, Harvard freshman

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