Programs

The Athletic Corridor Foundation's workforce development program exists to build real behavioral health careers for people along the I-65 corridor who've historically had no pathway into the field. We focus on the RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) pipeline — the credential that opens the door to a growing, stable, high-impact career in behavioral health services. Our partner, Jessica Russell BCBA at Whispering Wings ABA Therapy, provides the supervision infrastructure. We provide the pipeline — connecting corridor residents to training, credentialing support, and employment placement. This isn't job training theater. It's a career system built on real demand, real credentials, and real employer relationships.

Elite sports development infrastructure — open to corridor youth for the first time. The Foundation distributes i2P Ball methodology to youth programs along the corridor: load science, behavioral coaching, FIFA 11+ injury-reduction curriculum, and structured coachability assessment. The same methodology validated by Real Madrid, Manchester City, and UCL research — now delivered at the community level. Top-rated athletes identified through the i2P Scout network are formally referred to partner academy evaluation windows. The athletic corridor runs from Bowling Green to Nashville. We intend to prove it produces world-class athletes.

The i2P / Athletic Corridor Foundation Author Partnership Program is simple: i2P LLC purchases books from independent and underrepresented authors. The Athletic Corridor Foundation distributes them — free — to communities along the I-65 corridor. The first American author purchased under this program is Mark Oshiro (they/them) — NYT Bestselling Author. Cultural exchange partnerships are also active: the Japan National Football Team (book distribution + cultural exchange) and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library alignment are both in development. The Foundation is not a bookstore. It is a distribution system for ideas that deserve to reach the people who need them most. Every book we place is an infrastructure investment in the communities we serve.