Skillman Foundation's video: How Are The Children

Detroit children possess genius. Caring adults can help them develop it, leading us all into a stronger future. That's what we at The Skillman Foundation know to be true. The Skillman Foundation, a voice for children since 1960, is a private philanthropy that champions Detroit youth. We work to ensure that Detroit youth have access to high-quality educational and economic opportunities and a strong, broad network of champions that work on behalf of young people’s interests. "How Are The Children" Video Credits: Produced by The Skillman Foundation & Lafayette American www.skillman.org www.lafayetteamerican.com Directed by Jeremy Brockman www.brockmandp.com Voice Over read by Jessica Care Moore www.jessicacaremoore.com Youth Actors from Matrix Theatre Company & Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation www.matrixtheatre.org www.DHDC.org I'Lanah Richardson Brooke Banks Donovan Wood Ryan Lindsey Ethan Zalewski Whitney Page Olivia Platz Sloane Simmons Ian Simmons Bailei Sheffield Rolland Little Cody Adult Participants Math Teacher: Piper Reynolds, Detroit Public Schools Community District Robotics Mentor: Alexis Zavala, Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation Muralist: Tony Whlgn www.whlgntoney.com Village of Caring Adults: Chinonye Akunne, The Lab Drawer Tonya Allen, The Skillman Foundation Aswan Almaktary, Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) LaRon Evans, Teen HYPE Kimberly Johnson, Developing K.I.D.S. Luther Keith, Arise Detroit Ann Leen, Ser Metro Gregory McKenzie, Alkebu-Ian Village David Silver, Detroit Horse Power Reverend Larry Simmons, Brightmoor Alliance Courtney Smith, Detroit Phoenix Center Desirae Tolbert, Library For Me Post Production by Cutters Studio www.cuttersstudios.com