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Education NOT Incarceration - 
Arts & Media

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Through music, drama, theatre, television classes and projects, the youth in foster care are learning to BE CREATIVE INSTEAD OF DESTRUCTIVE!

Tiffany Story Music Studio provides singing lessons and public appearance recitals for youth in foster care.

The Damonte Ranch High School drama students work on theatre, radio, and DVD projects with teens in foster care.

THE PRISON TRAIN OF A BOY NAMED LOVELESS – based on a true story in 1944 of a teenage boy in Nevada who dropped out of high school, committed a serious crime, imprisoned with 179 adults, and executed in the Nevada State gas chamber at the age of 17…. has been developed into a theatrical script for performances in high schools, colleges, and theatres around the country, as well as a book titled AN INTERVIEW WITH THE LOVELESS BOY IN THE GAS CHAMBER, and an upcoming radio drama. This project can be downloaded for productions and classroom use for a small royalty fee – proceeds used to fund continuous educational programs.

This program is funded by individual, family, business and organizations donations, including a grant from Nevada 2-1-1.

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