the switch to online learning. Day of Story A condensed version of the Script to Stage program, Day of Story is a one-day, in-school workshop that pairs mentors one-on-one with 4th grade students to help them create their own story outline along with a descriptive poster. This program helps students to draw connections between characters and their own lives, and share about their personal identity within groups. Young Storytellers has run Day of Story workshops with variable sizes of groups (anywhere from 20–100 adult mentors), with corporations such as Disney, U.S. Bank, and Verve. WM Story Lab WM Story Lab, developed in partnership with Warner Media and LAUSD's Arts Education Branch and Division of Instruction, delivers original curriculum to sixth-grade middle school students that focuses on core storytelling skills while reinforcing confidence, empathy, and personal voice through self-reflection and creativity. Warner Media and DC Entertainment lent the use of its DC Super Heroes as a tool to get students to think about heroes in their lives and their own "superpowers". Middle School Stories A mixture of adult mentorship and collective exploration, students in our middle school program work collaboratively with a group mentor to create first person narratives about challenges they face and then work with actors who later perform those pieces. High School Stories In this teacher-led program, high school students create stories that represent their communities. With the help of mentor support and coaching, students identify communities that bring them a sense of belonging and unpack how they see their communities represented by various types of media. Then, students work in groups to create stories they believe represent their self identified communities. The program culminates in a live show where actors perform student pieces. Volunteer actors then perform their work. Story Clubhouse A pre-recorded video series where students’ stories are acted out for a larger audience to watch on YouTube. Story Time A free 12-video online video series created in partnership with AT&T that serves as a guide that allows students to create their own stories directly from their own homes. This program was created to serve more students during Covid-19 when students were not able to participate in in-person programs. Program Shifts During Covid-19 In 2020, Young Storytellers adapted its in-person programs to be virtual due to COVID-19 pandemic. During the switch to virtual programming, Young Storytellers also created new programs such as Collaborative Stories, Story Clubhouse,