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Nominate a Rising Change Maker ⭐ Happy Labor Day 💪

 




You can make a speech: people forget it the next day. You put the information in a leaflet: people hold onto it for a week and throw it away. But if you write a song and put that information in a song, people hear it, remember it, and sing it: it lives on.”
- Joe Hill.
(Labor activist and songwriter)

This Labor Day, BEAT sends a HUGE shout-out to our Teaching Artists who invest their labor in keeping the culture alive through making art and music and teaching these traditions to our youth.

We applaud their dedication to upholding our mission of unlocking the social, emotional, and creative potential of our youth every time they step into the classroom. Thank you for all that you do!


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Thank You Louie-G!



The BEAT family would like to wish a HAPPY 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY to our amazing Outreach Coordinator, Luiggi Montanero!

One year ago, Luiggi began his journey with BEAT as an eager, excited and passionate administrative intern. His impeccable work ethic and drive quickly propelled him to a full-time position. At BEAT, Luiggi is considered the voice of the youth that we seek to empower everyday. He is living proof of how passion and perseverance can make even your wildest dreams come true.

We are incredibly blessed to have Luiggi as part of our team, and more importantly our family. In the words of Muhammad Ali "Rumble Young Man, Rumble!". We appreciate you! 
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