An East Denver nonprofit seeks to build tenacity, compassion and critical thinking skills in young people -- all using the game of chess.
– An East Denver nonprofit seeks to build tenacity, compassion and critical thinking skills in young people — all using the game of chess.
Through programming in and out of school, Douglas and his youth facilitators create a stable presence for teens and young adults maneuvering life’s stresses and pressures. Antonio Herrera leads the Make a Compassion Move curriculum, an extension of the MACM curriculum focused on youth who’ve been suspended or expelled from school, offering them a safe place and better alternatives to the streets.
MACM builds a sense of belonging and draws out the talents of its members by helping them find their passions.
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