Seattle Theatre Group's Commitment to Youth Development and Community Engagement

Marisol Sanchez Best, Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Seattle Theatre Group (STG), shared the inspiring work STG is doing to empower youth through arts-based programming during her interview on The Day With Trae at the Paramount Theater. STG's commitment to providing safe spaces, mentorship, and personal and professional development opportunities for historically excluded communities is truly commendable.


"We want to ensure that students are feeling seen and that they feel they belong in our program," Sanchez Best emphasized. STG's focus on cultural relevance and inclusivity shines through in their efforts to connect with young people on a deeper level. By actively seeking out instructors and mentors who reflect the communities they serve, STG creates an environment where all are welcome and represented.


Trae Holiday praised STG's relational approach to finding the right instructors, recognizing the importance of having individuals who genuinely care about youth development on the front lines. Sanchez Best's passion for empowering young people and providing positive outlets for self-expression is evident throughout the interview. To learn more about STG's impactful youth programs and how you can get involved, watch the full interview and visit stgpresents.org


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