Huddled around a table in Baltimore Unity Hall on July 23, a group of young girls gripped their paintbrushes, carefully crafting their own statement necklaces and chatting amongst themselves as part of the Beadly Speaking Kidz Jewelry Camp. Their instructor, Dyon Davidson, watched nearby, ready to lend a helping hand or offer encouragement as the girls worked on their designs. Read more at: https://afro.com/baltimore-youth-jewelry-entrepreneurship/
From beads to business: Baltimore camp teaches girls more than jewelry-making (The Afro)
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