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IRA “SUMMER” SON A compilation of original music created by the youth during summer camp. This project is a lasting record of what can happen when young people are given the opportunity, resources, and encouragement to create.
IRA “SUMMER” SON (INSTRUMENTALS) A spotlight on the production that serves as the heartbeat of the original project. Each instrumental was intentionally crafted to encourage creativity, confidence, and self-expression.
IRA “SUMMER” SON: FOR LACK OF I BETTER WORDS (Podcast Edition) A collection of podcast episodes recorded throughout the summer. This series brought together a wide range of conversations that showcase the personalities, perspectives, and voices of the next generation.
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N4N (MEMPHIS) INFOHUB Your go-to destination for staying connected to everything happening across our programs and creative spaces. Designed with accessibility and ease in mind, the InfoHub brings together the latest updates, opportunities, releases, and resources in one place.
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Ira Samelson BGC Teens Take Center T Stage with “Masked Singer” Showcase Dressed as familiar fan-favorite characters, the teens took the stage lip-syncing and singing along to popular and trending songs, creating an interactive experience that had the younger audience cheering, dancing, and singing every word. Behind the scenes, N4N powered the event by providing the music, sound, and technical production, helping transform the space into a concert-style experience.
“Wellness Check“ Teen Mental Health Roundtable Discussion (Podcast Episode) This Wellness Check (Teen Mental Health Roundtable Discussion) captures an honest conversation among the teens of the Ira Samelson Boys & Girls Club & City of Memphis (MPLOY) as they navigate the emotions, pressures, and everyday challenges of adolescence. Created to foster understanding during moments of heightened emotion, the discussion reminds listeners that healing often begins with open dialogue—and the courage to simply check in with one another.