Imaginative, brave and feisty storytelling is at the heart of these five initiatives, where young people lead the way in challenging broken immigration and social policy and use their collective agency to steer public conversations towards youth oriented perspectives stemming from diverse, and deeply personal experiences. We encourage you to look, listen and take note of these exciting youth-driven interventions…
The Things I Never Say, an ‘undocumented youth’ platform operating nationally across the US and mediated through writing, video, audio, art, comics, photography and other creative media.
A kite-flying extravaganza in Washington DC., thanks to a collaboration between artists and DREAM Act activists (aka “DREAMers”), where images of faces representing millions of undocumented youth flew high on a rich range of DreamKites
A multi-layered collection of short films focusing on issues that matter to youth on the fabulous Media that Matters Youth Films online…
Mapping Memories: A unique participatory media and place-based storytelling programme in Montreal, with refugee youth using video, sound walks, mapping and photography…
And back in the UK, our very own Simple Acts – a participatory programme encouraging young people to use simple, everyday actions to change perceptions of refugees.
