You're Write Program Empowers Tasmanian Youth Through Hip Hop

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A new hip hop writing program, You're Write, offers free workshops for young Tasmanians aged 12-25, providing a safe space for self-expression, skill development, and mentoring.
Led by artist Kieran Lonergan, the initiative aims to address a lack of opportunity and support in Tasmania, potentially impacting youth crime prevention.

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A new hip hop writing program, You're Write, offers free workshops for young Tasmanians aged 12-25, providing a safe space for self-expression, skill development, and mentoring. Led by artist Kieran Lonergan, the initiative aims to address a lack of opportunity and support in Tasmania, potentially impacting youth crime prevention.

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