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King Charles, Tim Cook Launch Apple-Backed Creative Labs for Young People: 'Opportunities to Learn' From Experts

The program will give up to 20 young people workshops, mentoring and technology as Apple expands its partnership with the charity.

  • On Wednesday, Chairman Tim Cook hosted His Majesty King Charles III in London to launch the Trust Creative Labs, a new initiative designed to help young people start careers in creative industries.
  • King Charles founded the Trust in 1976 when he was the Prince of Wales, and Apple has partnered with the organization since 2019 to expand STEAM programming through the Achieve program.
  • A first cohort of up to 20 participants aged 18 to 30 began music and creative workshops this week at the newly unveiled Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station, with Elton John joining.
  • Participants receive technology, resources, and mentorship from Apple experts, which Alisha Johnson Wilder, Apple's senior director of Global Community Impact, described as helping to "spark creativity and open doors for young people across the UK."
  • Apple plans additional cohorts over the next year and is working with the Trust to develop new resources aimed at improving AI literacy, creativity, and agency.
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