will produce the track which will then be distributed for free to all incarcerated individuals who have access to music services and tablets provided by Aventiv Archives

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Students at HBCU Morris Brown College’s Department of Music to Judge First Hip-Hop Contest for Incarcerated People in Collaboration with Aventiv Technologies and Grammy

September 30, 2021 Carma Henry 0

Music students at Morris Brown College, a historically Black university in downtown Atlanta, are judging a first-of-its-kind hip hop contest for currently incarcerated individuals in select State Department of Corrections facilities nationwide. […]

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