Bridging Cultural Gaps (BCG)

Bridging Cultural Gaps is a local nonprofit organization that values diversity and serves disadvantaged youth in the King County area. We strive to offer our youth opportunities for empowerment and educational achievement.

Connecting Hearts and Restoring Minds is a program that will address how Black and African decent youth can learn about social, economic, and environmental influences that help shape an individual’s identity in the context of race and economics.

The program will target youth scholars between the ages of 14-18 living in South King County. The scholars will be offered personal and professional development, cross-cultural communication and learn the importance of historical/cultural references for identify development. The program will engage parents and school staff through listening sessions and collaborative planning. Click here to visit our website.

To be considered for the Bridging Cultural Gaps program, please complete this form.

Upon review of your submission, one of our representatives will be in contact with you via email or phone.

What County Does The Scholar Live in

King County

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Parental Consent

Select if you (parent/guardian) consent to your scholar age 18 or younger to participate in the Liberated Village

Select if you are a scholar over age 18 or if you are a parent/guardian of a young adult over 18.

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Bridging Cultural Gaps (BCG)

To be considered for the Bridging Cultural Gaps program, please complete this form.

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