Culture
“Philly in Paris” Collective needs your help to send Philly youth to Paris
Philly in Paris: Youth Travel Abroad” was formed and created as a hands-on and innovative solution to the violence epidemic that Philly youth face.
Philly in Paris is seeking the public’s support in sending some Philadelphia youth to Paris.
About Philly in Paris
The collective supports youth with violent prevention and conflict resolution through travel.
Organizers are looking to give the youth cultural experiences that include history tours, museums, and leadership development activities.
“Philly in Paris: Youth Travel Abroad” was formed and created as a hands-on and innovative solution to the violence epidemic that Philly youth face.
Led by various organizations and individuals, the collective’s goal is to take Philly’s youth on global excursions, beginning with Paris, to increase their exposure to the world and the world’s exposure to them.
GoFundMe
“We believe that in helping young people to explore diverse perspectives through travel, we can contribute to peacebuilding in Philadelphia”, the GoFundMe reads.
The GoFundMe outlines expenses such as airfare, lodging, and ground transportation.
To learn more about the initiative and to donate, visit the GoFundMe.
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