Acerca de

DALLAS, TX

In 2019, The Walls Project began working with the Dallas community to bring our programs to the Southern Dallas region. Through the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Social Innovation Accelerator we were able to connect with like-minded partners and stakeholders to advance access to our programs.

Activity in DFW

Dec 19, 2022

Walls Project 2022 - Year in Review in Texas

For the past ten years, The Walls Project has been an integral part of creating a brighter future in southern cities by enhancing the...

Nov 15, 2022

New South Dallas Community Investment made by Santander Consumer USA Foundation

Tackling social and racial justice and inequity is rarely accomplished through a single initiative. Addressing these items takes a...

Nov 15, 2022

The Moozie Foundation Advances the Work in Fair Park Revitalizations

Great news has come to Dallas, TX this month! By a wide margin, area voters gave approval to Proposition A. This will create the...

Oct 17, 2022

Futures Fund Workshops Series: Break N2 Tech

Have you ever been curious about how the next few years are going to be as we become more and more digital? The COVID pandemic created a...

Jun 9, 2022

Walls Project Supports Local Creatives in Dallas-area Juneteenth

Returning for another year in Dallas, TX, The Walls Project is collaborating with South Side Quarter Development Corporation (SSQDC) to...

Apr 18, 2022

State Fair of Texas Supports Futures Fund in Dallas

This spring, The Walls Project was awarded the opportunity to continue to close the tech divide in Big D! With the generous support of...

Jan 18, 2022

Moozie Foundation helps catalyze Walls in Dallas, TX

Expanding The Walls Project into Dallas has been a long-term endeavor since 2019 for the organization. Along the way Walls has developed...

Supporters:

Partners:

Brass Tacks, Big Thought, Commit Partnership, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Urban Specialists, New Era Booking, Per Scholas, NAF IT Academy, Dallas Afterschool, City Year Dallas, For Oak Cliff, All-Stars Projects, Beacon Hill, SMU, and Girl Scouts.

Program sites:

Paul Quinn College and DCCDC/Bill J. Priest Institute for Economic Development.

Available Programs

smiling-employee-in-headphones-watching-webinar-on-SURT45B.jpg

Futures Fund trains youth & adults in tech, closing the digital divide. Available virtually during COVID.