By: Exhibits

The Adobe Foundation hosted in 2009 the first Adobe Youth Voices Summit, a three-day digital media immersion event for 100 specially selected international youth (ages 14-19) and educators, held at Stanford University.

By: Ferryway School

THE FRIENDSHIP TREE is a story that examines the process of industrialization, the significance of nature, and the lasting effects of a childhood friendship in a stop motion animation.

By: Make the Road New York

Students made this film to help people understand the culture of Bushwick, Brooklyn, as well as how the people in their community consider each other as family united to fight poverty and injustice.

By: Bronx Guild

A raw, honest film, My Brother was created by the filmmaker to honor her brother who lost his life to gang violence on her 13th birthday.  She hopes her work will help people to connect with losing a loved one and perhaps inspire people to stop being violent.

By: Bronx Guild

Using different techniques and elements of photography, students represent themselves in pictures and poems.

By: Newcomers High School

This digital story explores the distance between the filmmaker’s life in New York City and his past in China: the same sky above us and a different world below.

By: Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center

Girls Can Do Anything explores the lessons learned by a group of middle school girls on their trip to the New York Stock Exchange.

By: Benjamin Banneker Academy

Students composed rap music and created a video to encourage teenagers to get good grades and act more scholarly.