Located in Seattle, Washington, Coyote Central provides a variety of hands-on workshops for young at-risk people in the Puget Sound area. This organization serves young people between the ages of 11 and 18 from all economic races and backgrounds. Coyote Central programs are challenging and help youth develop skills, build self-awareness, and learn how to think creatively.

Programs offered by Coyote Central include Studio Coyote, Coyoteworks, Hit the Streets, and Cityworks. Each of these programs offers young people opportunities to work with professionals in creative fields. Studioworks is a project-based group of classes for culturally, racially, and economically diverse youth between the ages of 10 and 15.

Coyoteworks serves immigrant and refugee youth between the ages of 12 and 18 with sewing, photography, woodworking, or cooking classes in after-school workshops. Hit the Streets works with young people from South and Central Seattle and Cityworks provides opportunities for young people to work with professional artists doing art for local businesses and organizations.

As an employer, Coyote Central offers a work culture in which every employee is valued and heard equally. This organization has a strong work ethic but thrives on collective problem-solving and collaboration. In the past, Coyote Central has supported work flexibility by hiring for part-time, flexible schedule jobs.

Located in Seattle, Washington, Coyote Central provides a variety of hands-on workshops for young at-risk people in the Puget Sound area. This organization serves young people between the ages of 11 and 18 from all economic races and backgrounds. Coyote Central programs are challenging and help youth develop skills, build self-awareness, and learn how to think creatively.

Programs offered by Coyote Central include Studio Coyote, Coyoteworks, Hit the Streets, and Cityworks. Each of these programs offers young people opportunities to work with professionals in creative fields. Studioworks is a project-based group of classes for culturally, racially, and economically diverse youth between the ages of 10 and 15.

Coyoteworks serves immigrant and refugee youth between the ages of 12 and 18 with sewing, photography, woodworking, or cooking classes in after-school workshops. Hit the Streets works with young people from South and Central Seattle and Cityworks provides opportunities for young people to work with professional artists doing art for local businesses and organizations.

As an employer, Coyote Central offers a work culture in which every employee is valued and heard equally. This organization has a strong work ethic but thrives on collective problem-solving and collaboration. In the past, Coyote Central has supported work flexibility by hiring for part-time, flexible schedule jobs.