Mr. Wayne Winston has been working with children since 1983. Mr. Winston, a Brooklyn resident grew up educated in the NYC public school system, and is currently continuing his college training in education and art.

Mr. Winston works with inner-city youth, and in 1983, founded Non-Stop Production. He began teaching photography, art, and journalism for after-school programs in 1983, and through his talents, started NSP as a promoter and artist. Through NSP, he works with children, teens, and young adults as head manager for models, actors, singers, dancers, and young artists.

Some of his accomplishments include being the co-founder of A.R.A.S. Record label, where he has several recordings under the label. He has performed throughout the country, in the field of rap, hip hop, gospel, and jazz music. He has worked with artists including Wu-Tang Clan, DJ Red Alert, Positive K, Doug Harris, Roland Alexander, and the Power Posse. Among many of his artistic abilities, Mr. Winston is a computer technician, freelance photographer, television producer, and has worked on stage productions, painting and designing murals for stage programs.

His additional commitment to the youth includes spending time speaking, and working with youth on developing youth leadership skills, speaking at public youth events, planning youth programs for recreational purposes, and consultant to young artists.

A THANK YOU FROM BLACKBOY MAGAZINE!

From: blackboymag
Date: Apr 1, 2008 10:17 PM


Black Boy Magazine wants to pay a special tribute to Wayne R. Winston, CEO of NSP Youth, Inc. (www.nspyouth.org) -- a nonprofit organization approaching its 25th anniversary that is dedicated to empowering Brooklyn youth through the arts, leadership, and community service. Isaac, BB's four-year-old co-publisher (okay, he may be too young right now to make any important decisions, but he is the inspiration for the publication and I'm setting him up to one day take over and step into a high-ranking leadership position) has been a member of the NSY Youth, Inc. for two years and in this time, Mr. Winston been there for him through thick and thin.

Mr. Winston has played manager, mentor, uncle... you name it. He has been there to pick Isaac up from school on short moment's notice, to watch him while I attended evening meetings, and has stayed with us in the emergency room after an asthma episode (FYI: He was with me and Clara at the hospital until 3:30 a.m. -- this morning -- because Isaac had to make an ER visit. He had to report to work at 7:30 a.m.).

Mr. Winston is dependable, positive, and a blessing to Isaac and the Black Boy family. We appreciate him and hope that you will enroll your sons and daughters in his organization because he is single-handedly making a difference in the lives of our youth. Whereas these kids could very well be hanging at the mall, getting into trouble, or being coach potatoes, they choose to participate in Mr. Winston's programs.

Mr. Winston is also a phenomenal photographer. I use his work in my magazines. This past February, he captured stunning shots at my daughter's "My Sweet 8" birthday bash.

I'm still in awe of the pictures!

If someone in your life has helped you, been there for you, and/or sacrificed so that you could have, please let them know that you appreciate them. We want our beloved family, friends, coworkers and associates to know that they mean a lot to us.

Wouldn't we want to know that others feel that way about us?!

Many blessings and a prosperous life to all who take the time to read this!

Humbly yours,
Feona S. Huff

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designed by Wayne Winston (Non-Stop Production)