Our Mission

With an emphasis on at – risk youth the Project Still I Rise mission is to empower today’s youth for tomorrow’s opportunity through academic, mentoring, and leadership development programming.

Featured Programs

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PROJECT MANHOOD

The Project Manhood Leadership Institute is for minority male students in grades 4th – 9th. The goal of the program is to equip young minority male students with the knowledge and skills to make better decisions, thus preventing many of them from entering the juvenile justice system. LEARN MORE

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S.T.E.M. Initiatives

Project Still I Rise has taken the reins to not only empower students for tomorrow's opportunities through academic enrichment, but also stimulate an interest in S.T.E.M. through robotics training, competing in MATHCOUNTS and more. PSIR is a National Society of Black Engineer's Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Certified Chapter. LEARN MORE

News

Project Still I Rise's team are the 2012 NSBE Engineering Design and Robotics National Champions!

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

PSIR's team, comprised of Charles Jones, Kevin Mondy Jr., Tre’ Bohannon and Tyric Simmons, competed in rounds of technical excellence competitions including Engineering Design and Robotics, Advance Model Rocketry and MathCounts at the 2012 National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) National Conference.  PSIR placed first in Engineering Design and Robotics, Advance Model Rocketry and fifth overall in MathCounts.  Let's all congratulate them on their achievements!

2nd Annual Community S.T.E.M. Conference on April 28th at UNT Dallas

Sunday, April 01, 2012

PSIR will host its 2nd Annual Community S.T.E.M. Empowerment Conference and Town Hall at the UNT Dallas from 10AM - 2PM on Saturday, April 28.  CSEC is a grassroots initiative devised to connect young people to educational opportunities that inspire them to develop the critical science, technology, engineering and math skills they need to become problem-solvers of tomorrow.  The first CSEC featured a panel of S.T.E.M. professionals from Texas Instruments, Rockwell Collins, UTD and Cisco/VCE to discuss how their educational backgrounds play a pivotal role in their careers today.  The workshops were key in helping students connect S.T.E.M. to the world around them.  Don't miss this opportunity to delve into how S.T.E.M. affects our community and how to prepare our kids to be the next generation of leaders!

 


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