On March 2nd, 2013, we had our AYV San Jose region film camp screening at Adobe Headquarters. 15 groups had the opportunity to present their projects in front of an audience of approximately 150 people, while answering questions about their experience. This year, we had 15 groups, 45 students, 12 educators and 5 media mentors who participated in the camp. Full Story

Youth starting a media project may have a wonderful array of arts and technology tools at their fingertips. They can draw pictures, take photographs, shoot video, design graphics. They can share any message they wish with their friends, their community, the world…. All they have to do is ‘just be creative.’ Full Story

The idea was to make a difference in their community. Inspired by a classroom assignment on Martin Luther King, Jr., a group of four students – Dantorie Reeves, Charles Lacdan, Juan Lemus and Noel Montes – undertook a video project, which turned into so much more. Their multimedia teacher, Will Cavada of Mt. Pleasant High School, California, tells the story Full Story

“What do you think is important for people around you to understand?” A R Deepthi, a teacher at Vivekavardhini High School in Bangalore, India, asked. She was launching an animation project with her students and having this conversation was the first step in crafting a message they cared about. Full Story

You can pull elements for your piece out of thin air. You can build layers from scratch. You can invent something new, or dramatically re-interpret an existing image so that it looks brand new. All this creative potential is what Rachelle Berthelot, a teacher at Immaculata High School in Ottawa, Canada, loves about graphic design. Full Story

The Adobe Youth Voices program at the PBYRC Clubhouse in Amman-Jordan has hosted a guest speaker and film-screening event from the Sundance Film Forward program as part of their international tour. Full Story

San Jose Adobe Youth Voices Live 2013 is going to be streaming live May 21st from 6:30 - 8:00pm PST. Watch the webcast here! Full Story