Youth Survival Project

Official Music Video of Tahch-Boom. SOUNDS WITH DRUMS. From the mixtape "TAKE THE WORLD:The Genesis" Follow The Youth Survival Project SAVE OUR YOUTH Website http://www.youthsurvivalproject.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/YouthSurvivalProject Twitter https://twitter.com/YouthSurvival1 Music Video Produced, Filmed and Edited by Tall Tree Productions Producer Michael Thrower http://www.youtube.com/user/darkshock

This is an interview we did with Ayanna Gregory and her dad Dick Gregory in Washington, DC. She talks about giving 100 percent. She sings her song "Warrior Rise". A song she and her father Comedian/Activist Dick Gregory performed together. 

Visit Ayanna gregory @ www.ayannagregory.com

Interviewed by Emmitt Thrower

Video was Produced and Edited by Emmitt Thrower Wabi Sabi Productions Inc.

Award winning Filmmaker Dianne R. Thompson assists the "Youth Survival Project" by allowing the project full use of her Documentary Film 'Don't Fall Down in the Hood". We thank her and are looking to screen her film in communities who Sponsor a youth event and can provide the space and youth. We will provide a questionnaire to be completed by the participants so we can share feedback with the Filmmaker. Just Contact us for more info.

To get your copy of Dianne's film go to     http://www.outsidetheboxtv.com/

DON'T FALL DOWN IN THE HOOD is a
hard-hitting, urban documentary about Philadelphia's ground-breaking program that offers hope and opportunity to youth caught-up in the violence of the streets.

Michael Thrower Youth Director for the Wabi Sabi Video and Photography Crew edits a Video Montage together of Images created by the youth at the Youth Conference at Hostos College. The event was called "YOUTH HAVE THEIR SAY:Can You Hear Me Now?"

A  most profound and honest book. Stark reality. From the streets of Spanish Harlem and the South Bronx a true tale of Survival and Pain.

Pennsylvania Teens perform a dramatization of Teen Violence in a NY performance of a play they created produced by John Pallota Studios and Emmitt Thrower Wabi Sabi Productions Inc.

Child Abuse at it's worse. A story of a Harlem Youth whose life of constant Child Abuse created a damaged adult who never fully recovered from the pain. This story and Autobiography by Christine-Michele Dickerson was made into a Play with Music and has  yet to be released or produced.