Kickstart your creative business

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​Do it Now Now collaborated with Comic Relief to allow 60 young Black creatives to experience a holistic training programme, complete with funding to support their entrepreneurial endeavours. We’re working with influencers, content creators, creatives, finance and entrepreneurship experts to create a bespoke programme of support for a group of high-potential young Black creatives that we expect to take the creative sector by storm in the next few years.

Details on the fund will be released on our Do it Now Now website. Signup to our newsletter to learn about the winners of the Creator Fund. 

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We work with members of our community to develop creative projects. ​

We love working with our community on paid projects. By providing mentors, expert-led training and key resources, we provide work opportunities that give our community members the skills they need to transform their CVs and have a paid creative outlet in the process.

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Current community projects

Black then, Black now Podcast

This podcast engaged young Black people between the ages of 18-24 and their parents or older siblings in a recorded conversation on their lives as Black people in the UK or elsewhere.
Listen to their stories of racial identity, discrimination, triumph and togetherness. Topics covered are:

• Combatting imposter syndrome
• The necessity of 'Black excellence'
• How dating has changed over the years 
• How family shapes who are we​

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The Spotify Podcast Club

This Podcast Club was a 1-hour monthly event aimed at providing space for themed podcast discussions to be exchanged between participants in Voltage Revolution and professionals at Spotify. The vision was to support Voltage Revolution’s community regardless of socioeconomic status to thrive & develop academically by challenging & inspiring them to new ways of thinking. Ultimately the purpose is to contribute to an increased ambition & resilience for them to easier identify and fulfill career goals.

The format was a monthly session where young black people within Voltage Revolution & Spotify professionals listen to one podcast episode on varying social issues topics (motivation, networking, public speaking, failure, family, racism, and relationships to name a few) and come prepared with notes ahead of the meeting, ready to share their insights/reflections.

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