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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011: C3 FOUNDATION
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Pacific Region, South District
Pressline Entertainment & The C3 Foundation Presents:
Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011
Los Angeles, CA April 2011- City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Pacific Region, South District in conjunction with the C3 Foundation and Pressline Entertainment will host the "Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future" Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011 at St. Andrews Park. The park is located at 8701 St. Andrews Place Los Angeles, CA 90047. This day of cultural enrichment will take place Saturday March 30, 2011 from 11:30 A.M.-4:30P.M.
Armed with a mission to expose today’s youth to the knowledge, information and opportunities that can help them build their future through science and technological advancement; Derek Haskell and his team at Pressline Entertainment seek to educate, motivate, and encourage today’s youth to engage self determination and learning to effectively use today’s technology to help create positive change in their communities, before they enter the "working world".
Haskell and his team are seizing this opportunity to introduce urban youth to aerospace science, eco and green issues, medicine, aquatic and marine sciences, automotive technologies and engineering disciplines, which are not often seen in their community. "Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future" will provide young people the chance to meet and greet successful African American professionals from the field of technology, public and private sectors.
The Day includes: Urban Youth Technology Fair & Car Show 2011. Through a technology fair & car show, panels and guest speakers, the community's young people will see themselves and their future in faces that mirror their current experience.
The Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011 is another chapter in the effort to serve people locally and continue to remind the world that the ills caused by Katrina's devastation exceed yet simultaneously parallel the devastation that affects inner city communities across America. Over 5 years after the tragedy caused by Hurricane Katrina helping hands are still needed to collaborate with residents to rebuild one of America's most beloved cities.
Currently traveling between New Orleans and Los Angeles to produce Pressline’s 2011 reality T.V. show “OPERATION N.O.” Pressline's Founder Derek Haskell stretches himself pretty thin. "It has to be done. New Orleans can only be rebuilt through the involvement of the City's people and a focus on an education system that was failing their youth before Katrina", Derek explains.
Pressline Entertainment is a film and music production company that develops, consults and manages artists who use their art as a voice to bring about world wide exposure to projects that uplift under-served communities everywhere.
Publicity Contact: Derek Haskell 323-596-5177 or
Pressline Entertainment & The C3 Foundation Presents:
Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011
Los Angeles, CA April 2011- City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Pacific Region, South District in conjunction with the C3 Foundation and Pressline Entertainment will host the "Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future" Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011 at St. Andrews Park. The park is located at 8701 St. Andrews Place Los Angeles, CA 90047. This day of cultural enrichment will take place Saturday March 30, 2011 from 11:30 A.M.-4:30P.M.
Armed with a mission to expose today’s youth to the knowledge, information and opportunities that can help them build their future through science and technological advancement; Derek Haskell and his team at Pressline Entertainment seek to educate, motivate, and encourage today’s youth to engage self determination and learning to effectively use today’s technology to help create positive change in their communities, before they enter the "working world".
Haskell and his team are seizing this opportunity to introduce urban youth to aerospace science, eco and green issues, medicine, aquatic and marine sciences, automotive technologies and engineering disciplines, which are not often seen in their community. "Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future" will provide young people the chance to meet and greet successful African American professionals from the field of technology, public and private sectors.
The Day includes: Urban Youth Technology Fair & Car Show 2011. Through a technology fair & car show, panels and guest speakers, the community's young people will see themselves and their future in faces that mirror their current experience.
The Urban Youth Technology Fair 2011 is another chapter in the effort to serve people locally and continue to remind the world that the ills caused by Katrina's devastation exceed yet simultaneously parallel the devastation that affects inner city communities across America. Over 5 years after the tragedy caused by Hurricane Katrina helping hands are still needed to collaborate with residents to rebuild one of America's most beloved cities.
Currently traveling between New Orleans and Los Angeles to produce Pressline’s 2011 reality T.V. show “OPERATION N.O.” Pressline's Founder Derek Haskell stretches himself pretty thin. "It has to be done. New Orleans can only be rebuilt through the involvement of the City's people and a focus on an education system that was failing their youth before Katrina", Derek explains.
Pressline Entertainment is a film and music production company that develops, consults and manages artists who use their art as a voice to bring about world wide exposure to projects that uplift under-served communities everywhere.
Publicity Contact: Derek Haskell 323-596-5177 or
Friday, April 16, 2010
C3 Foundation and Pressline Connection
The religious community is essential, for alone, our vision is too narrow to see all that must be seen. Together, our vision widens and strength is renewed.
Mark Morrison-Reed
The One Nation Experience project, has decided to actively engage youth members from the Christian, Islamic, Judaism, and Buddhist communities in order to exhibit the highest level of collective civic engagement ever demonstrated among religious communities. These communities were chosen because they are the four largest organized religions in the United States of America. Common ground relationships (CGR) have previously been established between these religious communities. CGR have been previously established in the areas of communal ethics, social morals, health and cultural associations. The O.N.E. Project aims to create a new groundbreaking common interest relationship among religious youth; the HipHop Culture. The HipHop culture has evolved from it’s original conception.
Though created in the United States by African Americans, HipHop culture and music is now global in scope. Youth culture and opinion is meted out in both Israeli HipHop and Palestinian HipHop, while Canada, France, Germany, the U.K., Poland, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Africa, Australia and the Caribbean have long established HipHop followings.
According to the U.S. Department of State, HipHop is "now the center of a mega music and fashion industry around the world," that crosses social barriers and cuts across racial lines. HipHop has impacted many different countries culturally and socially in positive ways. "Thousands of organizers from Cape Town to Paris use HipHop in their communities to address environmental justice, policing and prisons, media justice, and education."
The HipHop culture does not exclude or cast away young people from any faith communities, but rather tends to unify them over a tight track as a dope beat.
The One Nation Experience project, has decided to actively engage youth members from the Christian, Islamic, Judaism, and Buddhist communities in order to exhibit the highest level of collective civic engagement ever demonstrated among religious communities. These communities were chosen because they are the four largest organized religions in the United States of America. Common ground relationships (CGR) have previously been established between these religious communities. CGR have been previously established in the areas of communal ethics, social morals, health and cultural associations. The O.N.E. Project aims to create a new groundbreaking common interest relationship among religious youth; the HipHop Culture. The HipHop culture has evolved from it’s original conception.
Though created in the United States by African Americans, HipHop culture and music is now global in scope. Youth culture and opinion is meted out in both Israeli HipHop and Palestinian HipHop, while Canada, France, Germany, the U.K., Poland, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Africa, Australia and the Caribbean have long established HipHop followings.
According to the U.S. Department of State, HipHop is "now the center of a mega music and fashion industry around the world," that crosses social barriers and cuts across racial lines. HipHop has impacted many different countries culturally and socially in positive ways. "Thousands of organizers from Cape Town to Paris use HipHop in their communities to address environmental justice, policing and prisons, media justice, and education."
The HipHop culture does not exclude or cast away young people from any faith communities, but rather tends to unify them over a tight track as a dope beat.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
PRESSLINE ENTERTAINMENT LLC. MAKES A CHANGE IN LOS ANGELES
Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010 at Saint Andrews park-8701 Saint Andrews Place. Los Angeles, Ca, 90047 on Saturday February, 27, 2010 from 12P.M.-4:30P.M.
Armed with a mission to empower today’s youth to build their future through design and critical thinking. Derek Haskell and his team at Pressline Entertainment seek to educate, motivate, and encourage today’s youth to engage themselves in entrepreneurial thinking. We aim to expose urban youth to occupations which are not dominantly exposed in their community through providing meaningful relationship connections between our urban youth members and corporate America.
Friday, January 22, 2010
The City Of Los Angeles& Pressline Entertainment presents:Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Pacific Region, South District
Pressline Entertainment LLC Presents:
"Visiting Cultural legends of The Past to Determine The Urban Development of the Future"
Black History Fundraiser 2010 for St. Andrews Park
Los Angeles, California February 2010- City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Park Pacific Region, South District in conjunction with Pressline Entertainment will host the "Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future" Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010 at St. Andrews Park. The park is located at 8701 St. Andrews Place Los Angeles, Ca, 90047. This day of cultural enrichment will take place Saturday February, 27, 2010 from 1P.M.-4:30P.M.
Armed with a mission to empower today’s youth to build their future through design and critical thinking; Derek Haskell and his team at Pressline Entertainment seek to educate, motivate, and encourage today’s youth to engage self determination and entrepreneurship before they enter the "working world". Haskell and his team are seizing this opportunity to expose urban youth to occupations which are not often seen in their community by providing a chance for young people to meet and greet successful urban professionals from the public and private sectors.
The Day includes: Black Inventor and Youth Art show, Urban Business Panel and the Reveling of St. Andrews Park Green Garden. It is through interactive workshops, panels and guest speakers that the community's young people will in fact see themselves and their future in faces that reflect their own and mirror their current experience.
The Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010 is another chapter in the effort to serve people locally and continue to remind the world that the ills caused by Katrina's devastation exceed yet simultaneously parallel the devastation that affects inner city communities across America. Nearly 5 years after the tragedy caused by Hurricane Katrina helping hands are still needed to collaborate with residents to rebuild one of America's most beloved cities.
Currently traveling between New Orleans and Los Angeles to produce Pressline’s 2010 reality T.V. show “OPERATION N.O.” Pressline's Founder Derek Haskell stretches himself pretty thin. "It has to be done. New Orleans can only be rebuilt through the involvement of the City's people and a focus on an education system that was failing their youth before Katrina", Derek explains.
Pressline Entertainment is a film and music production company that develops, consults and manages artists who use their art as a voice to bring about world wide exposure to projects that uplift underserved communities everywhere.
Publicity Contact Derek Haskell 323-596-5177 or presslineent@gmail.com
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