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Fresh Films Northwest is now accepting submissions from youth filmmakers Learn more and submit your film here: http://ow.ly/zaF730dA4Bd http://ow.ly/i/wH7sg

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As part of the #Anchorage International Film Festival, @alaskateenmedia is hosting its annual youth film festival “After School Special” on Friday, December 13, at 4 p.m. at the @anchoragemuseum! If you're a youth filmmaker (21 and under) and you'd like to submit your work, follow the link in our bio!

As part of the Anchorage International Film Festival, Alaska Teen Media Institute is hosting its annual youth film festival “After School Special” on Friday, December 13, at 4 p.m. at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center! If you're a youth filmmaker (21 and under) you can submit at alaskateenmedia.org. Submissions are now open and due by December 3rd.

The Anchorage Museum is organizing a workshop titled “Dreams for My City,” which will take place at the Museum on December 14th, from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. The workshop is in conjunction with an effort by the Museum for the United Nations called My Mark: My City, aimed at cultivating a young network of local changemakers and innovators to imagine and create solutions to climate change. The goal of the event is to gather high school-aged youth to creatively envision the future of Anchorage, especially as it relates to climate change and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The event is designed to be youth-driven and provide participants the space, opportunity and resources to be creative and critical thinkers.

This workshop for teens, ages 14-18, will teach you how to more effectively talk about local, statewide, and national issues you care about. They will cover how you can find information about elected officials, how you can talk to decision makers about issue important to you, and how to find people to help you make positive changes in your community. They welcome anyone who is passionate about civic engagement, those who just want to learn a little bit more about how to have a voice in the community, and anyone in between. This workshop is geared toward teens. If you'd be interested in one of our general workshops for all ages, check out www.fightcancer.org/alaska for times and dates. No experience is necessary. This event is free and open to teens between 14-18 years old. Snacks will be available. For more information, contact Heather Aronno at 907-273-2069 or heather.aronno@cancer.org.

Youth stories, voices and original ideas will be on display as well as some familiar stories as @alaskateenmedia celebrates 15 years of youth on the radio! Friday, October 25, from 7 to 9 PM at the Wilda Marston Theater. More information at link in bio.

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