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Hawaiʻi’s First-Ever Youth Apprenticeship in Creative Media Launches with $200,000 Grant from the Harold K. L. Castle Foundation
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Hawaiʻi’s First-Ever Youth Apprenticeship in Creative Media Launches with $200,000 Grant from the Harold K. L. Castle Foundation
Hawaiʻi’s First-Ever Youth Apprenticeship in Creative Media Launches with $200,000 Grant from the Harold K. L. Castle Foundation Funding grows paid career pathways in creative media and storytelling for Hawaiʻi students KONA, HAWAIʻI — ʻEwalu Industries has been awarded $200,000 from Harold K. L. Castle Foundation to support the CREATE Hawaiʻi (Creative Routes Empowering Apprentices Toward Employment) Youth Apprenticeship, a workforce initiati…
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