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Artwork from Perspectives: Youth Creating Change
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Perspectives: Youth Creating Change

In 2012, TakingITGlobal engaged nearly 3,000 youth in 22 countries around the world in creating multimedia pieces about their communities, their issues, their hopes, and their demands. Each media piece presented in this

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Artwork from What Does Belonging Look Like?
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What Does Belonging Look Like?

"Isolation is the feeling of sitting alone at the bottom of a well. Connectedness is the feeling of belonging." Kim Samuel

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Artwork from Intersections
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Intersections

Intersections are here and everywhere. Places where people and cultures meet. For one, a moment of change. For others, a new direction in an instant. Words blend with sound and become noise. Smell collides with image and

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Artwork from Russia Through the Eyes of Youth
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Russia Through the Eyes of Youth

Do you remember instances when spoken words failed to capture the complexity of your feelings and experiences? Sometimes silent images can say more than words through the profound and versatile language of art. The new

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elaine

United Kingdom · Photography, Digitally Manipulated

Untitled

Untitled

Julie

Canada · Photography, Colour

Australia

Australia

Bobbie

Australia · Painting, Watercolour

Sunset

Sunset

Aaron James Sheppard

United Kingdom · Photography, Colour

View

View

cecilia kelleher

Mexico · Photography, Colour

Wondering

Wondering

Meron

Eritrea · Photography, Black and White

Bride Rise

Bride Rise

Muhammad Naveed Hussain

Pakistan · Drawing, Pencil

Monsters

Monsters

Michael J Durkay

United States · Cartoons

Bongo Blur

Bongo Blur

Amanda Olson

United States · Photography, Black and White

Woman

Woman

Amanda Diletti

Drawing, Chalk

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