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Guitars not Guns National Capital Area Chaning the WorldChanging the World on a Tuesday Night

A book about ordinary people who are making an extraordinary difference. Guitars Not Guns Music Program is one of the nonprofits featured.

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Guitars not Guns National Capital Area Music ProgramDeclining availability of music programs in the public sector

When school budgets must be trimmed, music and art programs are usually one of the first things to go. Although recognized a core-subject area, they don’t carry the same weight as math and English/language arts. Programs cut from the school’s curriculum can come back as extra-curricular activities but at a cost to students; a reality that excludes youth of limited means.

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Guitars not Guns National Capital Area Music ProgramPoverty's impact on youth

Poverty affects a child both physically and mentally. They are weighed down by a world of no; whether it is basic necessities, recreation opportunities or extracurricular programs designed to benefit them, their parents tell them they do not have the means for them to have it or participate in it. Some think that this kind of childhood wreaks greater havoc on a child than almost any child-abuse scenario.

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TransparencyCorporate Documents

 Following is a list of our corporate documents that are availble for your review.

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Guitars not Guns National Capital Area VolunteersCreating Solutions vs Relieving Symptoms

Behind each need is a problem to be solved. The desired response is an approach that meets the need – provides immediate relief to those adversely affected – and solves the problem – prevents others from falling into the same circumstance. This is a difficult, but not impossible challenge.

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Guitars not Guns National Capital Area GraduationCrisis in high school graduation rates

A student's decision to drop out of school has long-term consequences that can contribute to juvenile delinquency, welfare dependency or prison. According to the NCES, the percentage of 16- through 24-year-olds who were not enrolled in school, or who did not have a high school diploma or a GED credential was about 8% in 2008; 5% for Whites, 10% for Blacks and 18% for Hispanics.

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