Compton Jr. Posse - Official websiteKeeping Kids on Horses and Off the Streets

Mayisha Akbar moved to Compton CA in 1988, to a little known rural community called Richland Farms and bought a few horses. As a single parent, Mayisha wanted her own 3 children to experience the wonder of growing up rural. Well her children became “pied pipers” and before long, children began flocking to their home. (more..... 

These are challenging times for everyone, especially for youth. The Compton Jr. Posse (CJP) was developed to provide inner-city youth with year round after school alternatives to the lure of gang and drug lifestyles. For over 20 years, the Compton Jr.

Will update this soon - after our annual fundraiser on May 12th, 2012 

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May 8th, 2012 - USC Broadcast Journalism graduate student: Raquel Estupinan -

CJP Executive Director and Founder Inducted into Cowboys of Color Hall of Fame

Please join the Compton Jr Posse family in congratulating Mayisha Akbar, our Founder and Executive Director, in receiving the wonderful honor of being inducted into the Black Cowboy Museum Hall of Fame.  You can see the announcement at www.cowboysofcolor.org/profile.php?ID=76, or see the invitation/announcement below: