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Stephanie B, a StreetSquash 10th-grader, completed a two-week pre-college program at Brown University during the summer, returning to Harlem with a community action plan focused on neurological health awareness. Stephanie attended the university to participate in a course titled “Conflict Transformation: Leadership in a Divided World.” The class focused on universal conflict resolution rules, social […]
On Thursday, September 10, supporters gathered at Midtown Manhattan’s Racquet & Tennis Club for the 2026 Junior Board Soiree. Around 170 guests, primarily young professionals in their 20s and 30s alongside several board members, came together to celebrate and support the StreetSquash mission. The evening kicked off at 6:30 PM with an exciting doubles exhibition […]
StreetSquash is excited to welcome Muntafa Rahman to the team. He will serve as an Academic and Youth Coordinator. Muntafa was born in Bangladesh and raised in Queens, New York. He graduated from A. Philip Randolph Campus High School and earned a B.S. in Computer Engineering with a concentration in Full-Stack Development from Manhattan University. […]
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re reflecting on what it truly means to support the whole child. At StreetSquash, academic and athletic success cannot exist in isolation. When a student is navigating emotional, social, or systemic challenges, it impacts every part of their life, including their ability to thrive in the classroom, on […]
