BRIC Foundation Launches $3.5M Arts, Media and Entertainment High Road Training Partnership

The three-year grant comes from the California Workforce Development Board.

By Rebecca Sun - August 10, 2023

 

The nonprofit BRIC Foundation, which was founded to increase employment diversity in entertainment, gaming, media and tech, has launched the Arts, Media, and Entertainment High Road Training Partnership.

The initiative will look to address challenges around hiring and retaining employees from historically excluded backgrounds in high-skill and high-wage jobs in AME fields (film/television, animation, visual effects, games, music/audio, live entertainment and design). This goal will be achieved through a network of registered apprenticeship programs and community-based organizations that will provide continuous support for participants including on-site job training, mentorship and career coaching…

Read the full story: The Hollywood Reporter

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