The Children's Museum of Immigration is an interactive, hands-on museum for children ages 3-12. The museum has a Swedish focus; however, the story of Swedish immigration parallels that of many other groups who left the old world behind and forged new lives in America.

Partners with the City of Chicago, Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Park District to offer teens hands-on job training in art, music, theater, dance, sports, technology, and communications.

A nonprofit organization whose mission is working with children in the Humboldt Park community by fostering self-expression and creative exploration.

Arts education programs for the Uptown and Lakeview communities.

CYC is an independent youth services agency providing neighborhood centers, an overnight camp, child and family welfare services as well as academic and arts programs for children.

This Columbia College center brings artists, educators, and community members together to create innovative arts programming for youth.

The Snow City Arts Foundation teaches hospitalized children the art of creative writing, music, painting, photography, and filmmaking. The Artists-in-Residence program coordinates professional artists to educate hospitalized children.

The South Chicago Art Center provides a safe place for children after school; by bring arts education into local impoverished schools and neighborhoods; they engage youth in community gardening projects.

Blue Sky Project, a program of Involvement Advocacy, is a summer arts community project in McHenry County Illinois, linking professional artists with the young people aged 14-19.

Job listings, including teaching positions, at this Grayslake, IL college.