Discover the inspiring journey of Geri and Anthony through the “I Give a Beat for Fair Chances” campaign, advocating for equal opportunities and support for successful reentry post-incarceration. Join us in erasing barriers and empowering lives through stories of resilience, redemption, and the transformative power of fair chances.

Celebrating the remarkable women who have significantly contributed to Give a Beat's mission of using music to address social, racial, and economic inequalities during Women's History Month. Honoring the inspiring contributions of inspiring and influential women, like our founders Lauren Segal and Virginia Cheung in challenging oppressive systems and uniting people through music and art.

Give a Beat’s Prison Electronic Music Program (PEMP) transforms lives inside correctional facilities through the power of creative expression and community building. DJs DMastrmix, Miami, and Dreadhead share their experiences, highlighting the program's impact on personal growth, empowerment, and skill development.

Honoring iconic Black electronic musicians for Black History Month, Give a Beat pays tribute to the pioneers of Detroit Techno, Chicago House, New York Hip Hop, and Jamaican Dub who have left an indelible mark on the music industry. From Frankie Knuckles, the "Godfather of House Music," to Juan Atkins, the "Godfather of Techno," these legends broke boundaries, inspired generations, and shaped the future of music.

LA music producer Caleb Stone experienced firsthand the transformative power of music during his visit to the Prison Electronic Music Program with Give a Beat in Los Angeles. Stone's visit underscored the remarkable talent, creativity, and positive impact of utilizing music for rehabilitation and self-expression among incarcerated individuals.

Unlocking Potential and Empowering Youth through Music: Follow Woody's inspirational journey with Give a Beat's Youth Music Production & DJ Program. Discover how music education is shaping a brighter future for system-involved youth in Los Angeles.

Celebrate National Mentoring Month at Give a Beat and discover the inspiring impact of Jerry, Keith, and Tagus as mentors in our program. Join us in acknowledging the mentors, volunteers, and individuals who contribute to empowering marginalized communities through music education and mentorship.

Discover how Youth Mental Health First Aid Training equips the Teaching Artists to better support young program participants struggling with mental health and crises. Learn about our collaboration with inspiring organizations like No Easy Props and Inside Out Writers and the impact of music-based interventions in improving mental health outcomes for adolescents and young adults.

Explore the personal growth, resilience, and hope in the lives of incarcerated individuals as they embrace artistic expression through our Prison Electronic Music Program. Witness the impact of music in breaking down barriers and nurturing fair chances.

On his recent visit to Chowchilla Women’s Prison, “On a New Track” Graduate and Program Consultant Anthony McDuffie Jr. discovered stories of hope, freedom, redemption and resilience. Explore the transformative power of second chances as we delve into the heartfelt narratives shared within the Chowchilla Women’ Prison walls.

Unlocking Hope: Discover how Lafonzo’s persistence and passion flourished with On a New Track, offering a second chance and redirecting lives through the power of music.

Our Youth Music Production and DJing Program offers young people a chance to explore their creativity and utilize music as a means to promote social change and transform lives. Read more and join Give a Beat for Youth Justice Action Month as we strive to inspire justice through the healing power of music.

In the realm of music and education, discover the power of rhythm and redemption in the captivating journey of DJ D2Lit. Explore how our Prison Electronic Music Program has been using music as a form of therapy, bringing healing and hope to incarcerated individuals.

On a New Track program promotes healing and reintegration through harmonic connections. Discover the transformative power of music as our program participants collaborate, develop skills, and find solace.

Give a Beat’s Prison Electronic Music Program offers incarcerated individuals a positive emotional outlet through music and creative expression. Our transformative program empowers participants by teaching technical skills, promoting healing, and preparing them for successful reintegration into society.

JayCee’s journey from incarceration to becoming a Teaching Artist showcases resilience, determination, and the pursuit of dreams. Through programs like Fresh Tracks, Give a Beat highlights how music and the arts foster positive emotional outlets, creative expression, and empowerment for youth facing racial and economic injustices.

Discover the inspiring journey of Cece Chanel, a conscious rapper and aspiring DJ. Through the reentry mentoring program, Cece found redemption and a renewed sense of purpose, proving that second chances can lead to incredible achievements.

DJ Velocity's Transformative Journey Through the Prison Electronic Music Program

Providing diverse opportunities in art and music for underserved youth, read how two participants found hope and inspiration throughout the program