In JLP's Here We Grow television feature, Julia Lynn Productions intern Leilani Sanchez took viewers inside the High School of Art and Design to explore how students, teachers, and school leadership were working together to create a greener and more sustainable school community.

Featured in Forbes | June 2021 What begins as one person's observation of a community need can grow into something that changes the lives of young people. That is the story of LaVerne Bowen and Julia Lynn Productions (JLP)—a story recognized by Forbes in its 2021 feature, “Black Businesses Matter.” The article highlighted Black entrepreneurs who turned their ideas, experiences, and determination into businesses making an impact in their communities. Among those entrepreneurs

Working in partnership with BronxNet, Grant Associates, and the Academy for Careers in Television and Film High School (ACTVF), JLP youth participated in television interviews examining how the pandemic changed everyday life for students, families, and the professionals supporting their communities.

At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed education, business and everyday life, Julia Lynn Productions Inc. (JLP) created an innovative hybrid learning experience that gave high school students an opportunity to document what was happening around them while exploring entrepreneurship, media and community resilience.

Youth aviation programs advancing the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen The Tuskegee Airmen's legacy lives on every time a young person discovers a passion for flight, sees new possibilities for their future, and begins a journey toward a career in aviation or aerospace.