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EIN 88-3333150 · Job Training (J22)
What they do
Investing In The Next Generation of Music Industry Leaders By Developing The DTS Apprenticeship Program. Engaging With Like-minded Industry Centered Organizations Like: Music Forward Foundation, She is The Music, WellDunn, Sound Girls, and Power Up Presents to Help Widen The Net of Education, Mentorship, and Workforce Opportunities for College-age Candidates From Communities Underserved and Often Overlooked, Who Are Looking to Break Into The Live Entertainment and Productions Industry. The Three-Phased Program Includes A Virtual Masterclass Series, Mentorship Placement, and Workforce Placement for 25 Individuals, Inviting Experienced Leaders to Engage In Dialogue, Support Participants Career Journeys, and Deepen Their Community Impact.
Should I give to this charity?
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- September 2022
- Location
- 101 S TOPANGA CYN BLVD 1210, TOPANGA, CA 90290
- County
- Los Angeles
- In care of
- NOELLE SCAGGS