WHAT IS PIPELINE 2 POSITIVITY?
Pipeline 2 Positivity is a 6 week program designed for Systems Impacted youth, ages 14-24 to be introduced to various creative careers within Hip Hop and Tech industries Participants will have the opportunity to learn key artistic and workforce development skills that will help them explore a wide range of career options.
Program directives update:
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DJ'ing and beat-making,
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songwriting
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recording and Audio Engineering
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Movement, performance, and stage presence
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music video filmmaking and photography,
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graphic design and fashion design,
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Branding, Style, and Image
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Music Business
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Entrepreneurship, financial literacy
Additional Resources include Update:
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$100 Transportation Stipend.
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Free access to our state of the art Recording Studio in Oakland.
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Free access to our state of the art film Studio in San Francisco.
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Potential performance, internship and job placement opportunities.
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$500 Honorarium upon successful completion of the program.
PROGRAM DIRECTIVES:
Participants will be learning key artistic and workforce development skills in the following:
• DJ'ing and Beatmaking
• Songwriting, Recording and Performing
• Music Video Filmmaking and Production
• Photography
• Graphic Design
• Computer Coding
• Fashion Design
• Concert Production
• Social Media Marketing
• Entrepreneurship training
Youth participants will also be learning key socio-emotional coping tools, being trained in:
• Trauma Informed Care
• Dynamic Mindfulness
• Non Violent Communication
• Restorative Justice
RESOURCES:
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Transportation Stipend.
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Free access to our state of the art Recording Studio in Oakland.
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Free access to our state of the art film Studio in San Francisco.
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Potential performance, internship and job placement opportunities.
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$500 Honorarium upon successful completion of the program.
APPLICATION
PROCESS
The program is presently accepting registrants for 4 separated cohorts for 2023. Each cohort will have up to 20 participants.
To register, please click on the following link. Any questions or concerns should be directed to Marlon Richardson, Education Director at