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Franklin County approves $300,000 grant for creative workforce program aimed at 18–28-year-olds
Summary
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved a $300,000 grant to Community Partners Youth Development Organization to run a nine-month creative workforce and entrepreneurship readiness program for 150 young adults, after commissioners questioned overlap with existing workforce programs and emphasized sustainability planning.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a $300,000 grant agreement with Community Partners Youth Development Organization (CPYDO) to run a nine-month creative workforce and entrepreneurship readiness program serving 150 young adults ages 18–28.
The program, presented by Andrina Austin, director of Economic Engagement and Community Development, will offer intensive training in digital media, branding, generative AI, marketing strategies and business development, provide weekly studio workshops, mentorship…
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