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Artist Estate Planning Basics
Teaching artists how to protect their art, assets, and rights while securing their financial and creative future.

Protecting Your Artistic Legacy.
Learn estate planning basics to protect your art, assets, rights, and legacy for future generations with confidence.

Preserving Your Creative Legacy.
Preserve your artwork, archives, stories, and impact so your creative legacy inspires future generations.

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Empowering Voices Through Art
Empowering Voices Through Art inspires young creatives to express identity, develop leadership, and use visual storytelling to drive change.

Ages 8–12 (Elementary)
Express Yourself: Hip Hop, Art & Feeling
Designed to help young artists ages 8 to 12 explore the connection between their internal emotions and external creative expression.

Ages 12 to 14
Design Your Voice: Art for Change
This curriculum is designed for middle school aged artists ages 12 to 14 to bridge the gap between fine art techniques and social advocacy.

Ages 14 to 18
Creative Resistance: Art as Activism
Students explore fine art, creative direction, and advocacy, using Hip Hop’s legacy of creative resistance to design impactful visual campaigns for change.

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Building Financial Foundations
Introducing youth to essential money concepts, budgeting skills, and financial responsibility while building confidence in making informed decisions.

Ages 5–6 (Elementary)
Basic Money Concepts
Learning how money is earned and saved.

Ages 5–6 (Kindergarteners)
Beginning Financial Responsibility
Budgeting allowance to save, spend, and give.

Ages 3–4 (Preschoolers)
Early Money Awareness
Youth civic engagement and organizing through hip hop.

Creative Learning Hub
Tools, guidance, and opportunities to help artists learn, grow, and advance their practice.

Express Yourself: Hip Hop, Art & Feelings (8 to 12)
This curriculum is designed to help young artists ages 8 to 12 explore the connection between their internal emotions and external creative expression.

Design Your Voice: Art for Change (12 to 14 )
This curriculum is designed for middle school aged artists ages 12 to 14 to bridge the gap between fine art techniques and social advocacy.

Creative Resistance: Art as Activism (14-18)
This curriculum is designed for high school students (14–18) to explore the intersection of fine art, creative direction, and social advocacy.

The Hip Hop Fine Art Masterclass
This curriculum is a scalable Masterclass model adaptable for students from elementary school through college.

