Programs
WHO WE ARE
Community OutReach & Educational programs:
WHO WE ARE
GAME AMP is an educational organization dedicated to fostering skills development in literacy and social responsibility for students from K-12 through college. By leveraging art, theater, media, and production, we provide youth with dynamic opportunities to express their creativity. Through a focus on sustainable community enrichment, we
GAME AMP is an educational organization dedicated to fostering skills development in literacy and social responsibility for students from K-12 through college. By leveraging art, theater, media, and production, we provide youth with dynamic opportunities to express their creativity. Through a focus on sustainable community enrichment, we empower young people to grow both academically and socially, while cultivating a sense of responsibility and creative innovation.
MOTIVE
Community OutReach & Educational programs:
WHO WE ARE
Our educational objective at GAME AMP is to provide instruction in diverse forms of art and cultural expression, utilizing these as essential tools to foster environmental, social, emotional, and spiritual growth. Through this approach, we aim to promote community sustainability and self-sufficiency.
Community OutReach & Educational programs:
Community OutReach & Educational programs:
Community OutReach & Educational programs:
Since 2006, GAME AMP has formed collaborative partnerships with a wide range of community outreach programs and organizations. These include the Office of African American Affairs, Citizen Schools, student leadership groups at the University of New Mexico, CNM, and San Juan College, as well as Isshinryu Karate, the Sickle-Cell Council of
Since 2006, GAME AMP has formed collaborative partnerships with a wide range of community outreach programs and organizations. These include the Office of African American Affairs, Citizen Schools, student leadership groups at the University of New Mexico, CNM, and San Juan College, as well as Isshinryu Karate, the Sickle-Cell Council of New Mexico, United Blood Services, and several health and social services groups. They have also worked with the City of Albuquerque, various community centers, and cultural, educational, and environmental organizations across the New Mexico region.