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2. "The Solution is in their Answer" - Richie Aikins, Founder of The Music Klub
What role does music play in knife violence?
Max and Chan welcome Richie Aikins, founder of The Music Klub, to talk about his story and the importance of music in today's culture, especially surrounding knife violence, and discussing evidence based findings on the relationship between music and gang violence.
Music Klub was established in 2009, they deliver positive, engaging workshops and short courses for young people to support their education and employment skills needs. Recognising that young people are inspired by the creative arts and media industries, their programmes embed innovative, cutting-edge social media and creative platforms designed to engage and promote social inclusion and expression whilst developing essential skills, knowledge and self-esteem to support the career development of young people.
You can learn more about the Music Klub by visiting their website
To get involved with our campaign to make it stop, send us an email at [email protected], and subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
We have reached £15k in our fundraising efforts for our first intervention programme, going into a school in south London this year, any donation would be hugely appreciated to reach out £50k target. DONATE NOW.
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By Make It StopWhat role does music play in knife violence?
Max and Chan welcome Richie Aikins, founder of The Music Klub, to talk about his story and the importance of music in today's culture, especially surrounding knife violence, and discussing evidence based findings on the relationship between music and gang violence.
Music Klub was established in 2009, they deliver positive, engaging workshops and short courses for young people to support their education and employment skills needs. Recognising that young people are inspired by the creative arts and media industries, their programmes embed innovative, cutting-edge social media and creative platforms designed to engage and promote social inclusion and expression whilst developing essential skills, knowledge and self-esteem to support the career development of young people.
You can learn more about the Music Klub by visiting their website
To get involved with our campaign to make it stop, send us an email at [email protected], and subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
We have reached £15k in our fundraising efforts for our first intervention programme, going into a school in south London this year, any donation would be hugely appreciated to reach out £50k target. DONATE NOW.