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BEAT x Abilities Expo
BEAT is excited to share that BEAT Rockers will be a featured virtual activity at the Abilities Virtual Experience on March 26th 3:00 PM EST (12:00 PM PST). In a 15-minute pre-recorded video attendees will learn the power of music through Beatboxing.

This event is a great way to virtually access disability resources from the comfort of your own home. Registration is free, so make sure to Click Here and sign up today!
Catching Up With Sadiyah

Last Thursday BEAT went Live on Instagram to catch up with our first ever Rising Change-Maker, Sadiyah Stephens.

During the hour long conversation, Sadiyah walked us through everything she's been up to since receiving the award back in our 2020 Virtual Gala. She is currently studying at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where she is working on many artistic projects, which she will soon announce more details for.

At the end, Sadiyah was asked what advice she can give to the next Rising Change-Maker nominees. She answered, "It's YOU. It's already you. Always be yourself and stay true to who you are. The fact that your name is even brought up, proves that it's you."

Missed the Instagram Live? You can watch the full interview Here!
FREE Spring Break Program


This the last week to sign up for our FREE BEAT Breakers Spring Break Program.

We're offering a FREE 5-Day BEAT Breakers Workshop for NYC students ages 7-18 years old. With schools closing for Spring Break, BEAT wants to make sure students still have access to fun and engaging outlets for creative expression. So lets get busy on the dance floor!

Click Here to sign your kids up and get them moving and grooving this Spring Break recess!

Only 15 slots available per group, so don't delay and sign your kid up today!
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