BAVC Presents True2Life

by Scott Beale on October 9, 2006 · 0 comments

True2Life

Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) Presents True2Life, a day-long event focused on the next generation of culture and media producers. It takes place this Saturday, October 14th at Ruby Skye in San Franicsco, with great line-up of speakers featured on panels during the day, followed by an after party.

True2Life is a unique gathering of industry and government leaders, educators, community service providers and young people. This one-day, special event has been crafted to showcase youth as cultural producers and the Bay Area as a model in linking youth to community and industry change.

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