KATS

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Welcome to KATS Inc Kids Against the Streets

Food 4 Thought 🤔 N Order 2 Change the Situations N Urban Communities & Come up with a Good Solution one Most First identify with the problem in order to fix it 🙏 Which majority of the world is not trying to even look at🥵 Cause some figure us Ghetto kids Is really the problem & think that the best solution for us is 2 lock us up or put us in a foster home 🥶But the Best one is put us on probation, they Give us Felonies at a Young age 2 cripple us from Havin the American dream🙈 But By me Being one of them I can identified with the problem cause we once was those Kids without and Turned To the Streets out of desperation 2 Feed our Families but didn’t succeed because we were uneducated & didn’t have all the right tools in the world to survive 🦍 But Now we found the Silver Lining N our Struggles 💪♟ Thank U all that’s helping us help do our part N saving the Youth ❤️ And 2 those that’s Donating 2 Kats cash app we Luv U Guys Soooo Much 4 helping us Ghetto Kids 🏆💪 Promise Y’all want Regret Non of this 🙏🌹🎥 K.A.T.S Inc ( Kids Against the Streets Inc ) Keep us N all y’all Prayers 💫Katsco.org

Madoff Johnson

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Priceless Moments ♟Madoff Johnson

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Do you love video games? Did you know that Wisconsin is a hub of video game development, with games such as Call of Duty and PUBG being created right here in Madison? Have you ever thought of making your own game? Well, now is your chance. This spring, Black high schoolers can join us for our virtual after school video game development training program - Game.Play.Go. With training and mentorship from top game developers, you will learn how to develop a game from the ground up, and then compete for awesome prizes in a competition judged by a panel of game industry pros. This program will be broken into two portions: The first 5 weeks will be individual projects where students will learn the basics of game-development via video lessons and a weekly zoom-meeting. Meeting will happen from 3-5pm (central time) via Zoom. The second portion will be a team-based competition, with teams of 3-4 students teaming up to make an entire game in 10 weeks. Students will continue to meet weekly and learn game development fundamentals, and will be coached by industry professionals. The teams with the best games will be awarded awesome prizes, and be connected to industry mentors. We encourage students to apply if they're interested in gaming and technology - even if they don't currently have a computer at home. Program Fee: For this first offering only, we’re waiving the $180 program fee! Don't miss this free opportunity! How to apply: Sign up here before December 31st: https://www.colorcodedwi.com/event-details/game-play-go-video-game-development-program-1