In a world where artists struggle to survive, Julie Chang Schulman chose to build something different. Journey from her early days as a teenage hip-hop artist navigating trauma through music, to becoming the architect behind Seattle's most innovative creative movement.

Discover how 'Forever Safe Spaces' and 'On The Block' are revolutionizing the creative economy by putting community ownership and artist wellbeing first. With over 200+ artists supported and multiple spaces in Capitol Hill, Julie reveals how hyperlocal impact creates lasting change.

This isn't just about art - it's about healing, community power, and redefining success on artists' terms. Whether you're a creator, community builder, or someone who believes in the power of art to transform lives, this conversation will change how you think about creative spaces.

Learn how:

• Hip-hop became a tool for healing and community building

• Personal trauma transformed into collective triumph

• 342 events in 2024 built a creative revolution

• Community ownership models can reshape creative economies

• Hyperlocal focus creates sustainable impact

This is one to keep us all on #TheUpNUp