Jaylene Benggon Chung

development and communications manager, Young Storytellers

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Young Storytellers teach and mentor students in LA and beyond in the art of storytelling, bringing the tales of kids in underserved communities from idea to stage.

Young Storytellers: Kids bring their stories from idea to the stage

Young Storytellers teach and mentor students in LA and beyond in the art of storytelling, bringing the tales of kids in underserved communities from idea to stage.

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