Black Eyed Peas opens special school for teenagers
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oi-Raymond Ronamai
By Raymond Ronamai
The
Black
Eyed
Peas
are
spreading
their
wings
in
their
endeavour
to
help
the
youths
realise
their
dreams.
The
band
has
opened
a
special
school
in
New
York
to
provide
a
platform
for
teenagers
to
learn
video
and
music
production
using
professional-quality
equipment.
The
band's
charitable
Peapod
Foundation
has
joined
hands
with
the
Adobe
Foundation,
run
by
Adobe
Systems
Inc,
in
this
venture.
The
school,
which
is
opening
in
July,
will
allow
young
talented
people
to
use
professional
equipments
to
produce
music
and
videos.
“Our
passion
for
music
and
media
was
fuelled
by
many
generous
people
on
our
road
to
success.
Expanding
the
network
of
Peapod
Adobe
Youth
Voices
academies
enables
us
to
pay
it
forward,
giving
more
youth
the
skills
and
encouragement
they
need
to
realise
their
dreams," Contactmusic
quoted
Black
Eyed
Peas
star
will.i.am
as
saying.
The
Black
Eyed
Peas
has
three
Youth
Voices
academies
in
California.