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Artwork from Perspectives: Inspiring Hope for a Brighter Future
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Perspectives: Inspiring Hope for a Brighter Future

In 2014, TakingITGlobal engaged nearly 3000 youth in 35 countries in creating digital media pieces about their issues, their communities, their dreams and their demands. We trained 150 educators to support and guide yout

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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 Perspectives: Our Communities, Our World
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Perspectives: Our Communities, Our World

In 2011, TakingITGlobal engaged nearly 3,000 youth in 18 countries in creating multimedia pieces about their communities, their issues, their hopes, and their demands. Each media piece is unique and has a distinct youth

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Gypsy Ancestor

Gypsy Ancestor

Eric Schellhorn

Hungary · Photography, Digitally Manipulated

Merchandise

Merchandise

Marta Florencia Gómez Stoppello

United States · Photography, Digitally Manipulated

Peace

Peace

Riem A. Hassan

Photography, Colour

deathbox

deathbox

Brandon

United States · Mixed Media

Speak OK

Speak OK

Jenny Yang

Canada · Drawing, Pencil-crayon

Innocence

Innocence

Mohamed KOUYATE

Guinea · Photography, Colour

Питер

Питер

Житнова Елена Сергеевна

Russia · Painting

a kid

a kid

hatem aly

Egypt · Drawing, Pencil-crayon

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