MOSAIC's intention is to centralize the mentorship experience to nurture a culture of hope and resilience by breaking generational and historical cycles of trauma and plight. Guided by its culturally relevant and inclusive community-based and in-class curriculum, MOSAIC's goal is to challenge the common deficit-based views on youth attending continuation/ alternative high schools and instead, highlight their strengths and potential. MOSAIC centralizes student experiences through the use of an intersectional, critical race and indigenous framework. Events and workshops will focus on creating increased accessibility to higher education for students who have historically been excluded from a college-bound culture.
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To fulfill this mission, we design programs and activities to help students develop the academic competencies, professional skills, critical and creative abilities, and ethical values of learned persons who live in a democratic society, an interdependent world, and a technological age we seek to foster a rigorous and contemporary understanding of the liberal arts, sciences, and professional disciplines (CSUN, 2016)" Similar to CSUN's mission statement, funds received will support CSUN and community-based events and workshops that will enhance students' academic, professional and personal development. The University's first priority is to promote the welfare and intellectual progress of students. MOSAIC's funding goal is aligned with CSUN's mission statement as noted below: "California State University, Northridge exists to enable students to realize their educational goals. Lastly, funds received will focus on developing youth scholarships, college field trips and conferences. Additionally, funds will go towards hiring a social worker and providing an end-of-year stipend to a Master of Social Work (MSW) intern and the MOSAIC mentors for their commitment and dedication to serve the youth. Parson Foundation, MOSAIC will request funds to hire and collaborate with community agencies to provide wellness, art and educational workshops. Additionally, MOSAIC has had over 15 years of partnership with continuation/ alternative high schools within the San Fernando Valley and has operated with multiple volunteers and one paid instructor.
MOSAIC aims to build a pathway to higher education for at-promise youth who are predominately students of color and frequently face multiple adversities while addressing specific student groups such as, but not limited to, current/formerly fostered youth, probationary youth, undocumented youth, parenting youth, and LGBTQ+ youth. Critical Mentorship: Planting Seeds of Resistance through Mentoring, Overcoming Struggles And Inspiring Courage (MOSAIC) Créateur: Montoya, Monica La description: This grant proposal will highlight the importance of having Mentoring to Overcome Struggles And Inspire Courage (MOSAIC) mentors from California State University, Northridge (CSUN) serve at-promise youth -formerly known as "at-risk" youth- attending local continuation/ alternative high schools.
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