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Welcoming Women's History Month ⭐️

Welcome March

Happy National Women's History Month



Women's History Month is a celebration of women's contributions to history, culture and society. The United States has observed it annually throughout the month of March since 1987. BEAT Global is proud to have served and worked with many women all over the world. We will continue to spread the joy of music to everyone regardless of race, gender, ability or disability. 


Happy Cerebral Palsy Awarness Month



Cerebral palsy is a neurological disability, a condition marked by impaired muscle coordination (spastic paralysis) and/or other disabilities, typically caused by damage to the brain before or at birth. This affects thousands of children and adults worldwide. March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, which allows us to celebrate and educate others about the disorder. BEAT Global is proud to have created a safe space where people of all abilities can feel included for over 10 years.

BEAT Alumni Spotlight

We are excited to announce that we will now begin highlighting former students of our programs. You'll get to know who they are, read about stories from their time with BEAT, and be updated with where they are now. If you or someone you know is an alumni of BEAT, follow us on Instagram and message us to join our alumni network.



Meet Luiggi Montanero, a graduate of our BEAT Explorers class. Learning from BEAT Makers instructor DJ Dhundee and BEAT Explorers instructor Y?, Luiggi was involved with BEAT throughout all four years of his high school career. He is a recent graduate of SUNY Fredonia where he earned a degree in Music Industry. He currently holds the role of Outreach Coordinator at BEAT Global and also handles social medial. Luiggi has come full circle and is a great example of a success story. Click here to follow Luiggi on Instagram.


"To be real, I don't know where I would be without BEAT. School was just not a thing for me. Music was my thing. BEAT gave me the opportunity to explore my creativity by providing me with a safe space to express myself. BEAT gave me the hope that I can pursue something I love and be successful. I learned to take the same love and effort that I put into music, and apply it to my academic studies. Because of BEAT I graduated high school with honors and now I also have a college degree. By working with BEAT, I hope to impact the lives of others the same way BEAT impacted my life."

- Luiggi Montanero (aka Louie-G)
 

 Applications Are Still Open

 Artist of the Month (March)


It's not too late to apply to be our next Artist of the Month! This package includes 40 hours of studio space for the entire month of March. You can use this space for rehearsals, meetings, collaborations, private classes, workshops, and much more. Click here to get more information and to submit an application.


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