At FamFrequency Productions, we believe creative careers deserve the same level of support, opportunity, and intentionality as any other profession. We use research, evaluation, and real-time learning to understand our impact, strengthen our programs, and better serve young creatives across Philadelphia.
Understanding our work.
In partnership with researcher Dr. Sara Solomon, This report captures the experiences of young people who have participated in FamFrequency programming, highlighting how mentorship, creative skill-building, and real-world opportunities contribute to confidence, career exploration, and long-term growth.
Youth Impact Evaluation Report
Our Theory of Change serves as the roadmap behind our programming. It explains how access to mentorship, creative skill-building, professional experiences, and community support helps young people develop the confidence, knowledge, and opportunities needed to navigate the creative economy.
Theory of Change
What we’re learning.
Self-Discovery
Students reported increased confidence, self-awareness, and a stronger sense of identity.
Young people gained exposure to careers, pathways, and opportunities they had not previously considered.
Career Exploration
Participants consistently identified mentorship, support, and belonging as defining aspects of their experience.
Mentorship & Community
When young creatives gain access to skills, mentorship, opportunities, and community, they are better positioned to pursue meaningful futures through creativity.
–Theory of Change