In Fiscal Year 2017, we provided 26,000 teen opportunities to 18,000 unique teens. Read about our impact in Fiscal Year 2017. More ›
In Fiscal Year 2015, we provided 23,000 teen opportunities to 15,000 unique teens. Read about our impact in Fiscal Year 2015. More ›
In Fiscal Year 2014, we provided more than 22,000 opportunities to more than 15,000 teens. Read all about it and meet some of those teens here. More ›
In Fiscal Year 2013, we provided 22,000 opportunities to 14,000 unique teens. Meet some of these teens and our instructors in the 2013 Annual Report. More ›
In Fiscal Year 2012, more than 13,000 teens participated in 900 After School Matters programs. More ›
Celebrating 20 years with 20 stories from teens, instructors, alumni and more. Read them in our Fiscal Year 2011 Annual Report. More ›
See teen and program highlights from Fiscal Year 2010 in our Annual Report. More ›
Read highlights from the 2009 Fiscal Year, including teen-made public artworks, our annual gala, and the Citywide Showcase in the 2009 Annual Report. More ›
Learn about the difference After School Matters made on Chicago's teens during Fiscal Year 2008. More ›
In Fiscal Year 2007, After School Matters began offering science programs. Learn about this exciting development and more in the 2007 Annual Report. More ›
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A report to the After School Project of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation More ›
This report from Chapin Hall at The University of Chicago shows that teens who participated in After School Matters had improved school day attendance... More ›
Teen residents of Chicago have little access to employment opportunities. Even during the full-employment period of 1998-2000, fewer than one-in-thre... More ›
More than a decade of research shows that afterschool programs across the country are an integral support for children, families and communities. More ›
A Report on The Wallace Foundation Conference on Out-of-School Time Learning More ›
Following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic at the beginning of April, After School Matters surveyed 2,982 teens to better understand their needs ... More ›