Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010

City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Pacific Region, South District
Pressline Entertainment Presents llc.
Black History Fundraiser 2010 for Saint Andrews Park
BHF 2010
Tag Line: Visiting cultural legends of the past to determining the urban development of the future.
Los Angeles, California February 2010- City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Park Pacific Region, south District (Saint Andrews Park) in conjunction with Pressline Entertainment host the : Invention to Innovation, See Yourself-See the Future; Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010 at Saint Andrews park-8701 Saint Andrews Place. Los Angeles, Ca, 90047 on 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 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.
This Day includes: Black Inventor and youth Art show, Urban business Panel, reveling of Saint Andrews Park Green Garden. The Hip Hop Generation's Audacity of Hope Reality T.V. Show Exposure. Over 300 participants are expected to attend and walk for better health.
Pressline Entertainmnet has made itself a key partner in the efforts to rebuild New Orleans; to address the deficit of L.A. Unified School District in reading, writing, and math by integrating these concerns through community involvement and resources that inform people of know-how and what-to do.
Black History Cultural Youth Experience 2010 is another episode in the effort to serve people locally and remind the world that New Orleans/Katrina devastation is parallel to all of the devastation that effects all of our inner city community that still need intervention in the areas I expressed above, still needs everyone's helping hands nearly 5 years after the tragedy caused by Hurricane Katrina.
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 the health of the people in this community improves when people know how and what to do", Derek explains.
Pressline Entertainment is a film and music production company that develops, consults and manages artists, who finically donate to organizations like Pressline to bring about world wide exposure to projects that uplift underserved communities.
Publicity Contact Derek Haskell
323-596-5177 or presslineent@gmail.com