By: Free the Children

This poster symbolizes the aboriginal youth of today, and everyday spreading their wings and taking flight into the world. The shape in which the picture is, is a circle which represents the dream because a dream catcher is a metal ring. The feather on the left of the ring…

By: Intel Computer Clubhouse

I wanted to show what the world would look like without creativity. I feel that this is important because lawmakers are cutting creative programs from schools.

By: iEARN

This video is dedicated to youth expression and their expectations and hopes for the future.

By: Free the Children

Produced by students from Free the Children.

By: Exhibits

Six members of Adobe Youth Voices were given the task of creating a song and music video that addresses one of the main issues or concerns that they see within their own communities. After discussing and brainstorming several topics, the group decided to focus on stereotyp…

By: Exhibits

How much do your new jeans cost? Who made them and how much did they get paid? Two teenage girls embark on an eye-opening journey as they discover the dark truth behind the clothing industry and take a stand for change.

By: Exhibits

The story of two childhood best friends, Amir, who is Muslim, and Zach, who is half-Jewish.

By: Exhibits

Amber Good is a 13-year-old Haida girl with a very important role to play.

By: Beyond Green

In the tradition of Colombia’s Nasa indigenous people, Edilfredo’s mother buried his umbilical chord to honor Edilfredo’s first tie to Mother Earth.  The challenges of violence an alcoholism in rural Colombia have strained Edilfredo’s close tie…