Inclusion, accessibility and safety come first
Families trust us with their children. Here is how we make our programs welcoming, accessible and safe.
Built for access
Emole was created to expand access and opportunity for Black youth and other underrepresented youth. We aim for our mentors, instructors and volunteers to reflect the communities we serve, and we work with sponsors to offer scholarship places so cost is less of a barrier.
Accessibility & accommodations
If your child needs an accommodation to take part fully, please tell us. We will work with you to find a reasonable solution.
We also aim for this website to be accessible to everyone. If something doesn't work for you, let us know.
How we keep young people safe
Professional boundaries
Adults keep clear, appropriate boundaries with youth at all times.
Approved communication
Program communication happens through approved channels, with parents informed.
Confidentiality
Personal information about youth and families is kept private.
Raising a concern
Anyone can raise a concern with program leadership, and every concern is taken seriously.
Your information and photos
We collect only the information we need to run our programs and respond to inquiries. We publish photos of youth only with consent from a parent or guardian, and we never publish identifying details of minors without permission.
Messages sent through this website's forms go to our program team and are used only to reply to you.
Questions or concerns?
Email contact@emolefutures.org and a member of our leadership team will respond.