ABOUT US

Early Vibes Incorporated is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides the necessary support to help youth make positive lifestyle choices. Every program is perfectly crafted to create an awareness for participating youth to help them reflect deeply on their decisions, preparing and inspiring them to become responsible, productive citizens. Programs include a juvenile awareness workshop for struggling students, which in its final few sessions brings the students to visit the local prison (for male students only) and a tour of the local college—challenging the student by asking the question, “Where would you prefer to go?” Other programs include topics around meditation, wellness, nutrition, and decision-making.

To maximize the impact on youth on current efforts, Early Vibes Inc. may seek to collaborate with other nonprofit organizations, which fall under the 501(c)(3) section of the internal revenue code and are operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes.

 

MISSION

Early Vibes Inc. provides the necessary support to help youth make positive lifestyle choices

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VISION

A future where all youth thrive and have the ability to reach their fullest potential, regardless of external factors.

 
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Meet the Founder

Kessa Early is passionate and devoted to helping youth feel empowered and has mastered the skill of creating a safe space for youth to feel respected and cared for while being educated. Born and raised in Marin County, she has devoted 22 years helping advocate and support youth as an educator in Novato Unified School District. Before founding Early Vibes Incorporated in 2018, Kessa served solely as a principal of alternative education for 12 years. She continues in her principal role where she works alongside students who seek an alternative pathway to receive their high school diploma.

Kessa is a doctoral candidate at UC Berkeley in the LEAD program, she has completed her Master’s degree in Educational Administration and earned her Bachelor’s degree, as well as her administration credential from Sonoma State University. She earned her teaching credential from Dominican University.

When she’s not working, Kessa finds joy in spending time with her family and friends, meditating, and taking dance classes.

 
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