Sqwrcene Davis
Founder, Director
sdavis@facesofyouth.org

Sqwrcene Davis was born and raised in Detroit, MI.  She graduated with a degree in Computer Science. Sqwrcene has spent the majority of her career in the technical corporate world. She has worked for high technical companies such as Sybase, Inc as a database administrator.  As well as taught computer classes to children and adults in education institutions and the private sector.  

I understand the importance of education and educating our youth.  However, I recognize that the catalyst to them achieving success depends on more then simply being educated.  It depends on wether that child's needs are being met as a whole. These needs can include emotional, psychological, financial and environmental. The Faces of Youth Project was started with a holistic view of preparing children to reach a successful future. We believe that when the basic needs of the youth are addressed, it has a great impact on all aspects of their lives. We also believe one of the keys to youth success is creating and maintaining a foundation of a worthy existence, self-confidence, building character, integrity and serving in something bigger then themselves.

Frederick Hayes
Choreographer, Event Planner
dancefred@juno.com
www.dancefred.com

Frederick Hayes was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He studied dance at “The Atlanta Dance Academy and “The Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts”.

He received “The 1999 Dance Belt Award “from the City of Cambridge Ma. “The 1999 All African Hero’s Award”‘ from the Community Information Center of Boston, “the 2000 Martin Luther King Award” from the Caribbean Foundation of Boston, “the 2006 Urban Edge Unsung Hero’s Award” from Urban Edge Inc. “The 2008 Boston Fellowship Award” from the Philanthropic Inicitive. “The 2009 Hometown Hero” by Direct TV.

He has dance with The Jo Desalt Dance Company, The Black Ghetto Theater Company,
The Marlene Silva Brazilian Dance Company, The Art of Black Dance and Music and can be seen in the annual production of “Black Nativity” for The National Center of Afro-American Artist.