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Through photography and film, young people will coproduce and convey how anti social behaviour affects them and their community. Hosting an exhibition to showcase their work.
Through photography and film, the young people will coproduce and convey their views and messages to local police officers and members of their community. To convey these messages, an exhibition will be planned, developed, and delivered by the young people and will showcase their community projects. This exhibition will showcase what ASB means to young people, how it affects them, and how they would tackle ASB. This will be done through a series of weekly, 3 hour long workshops, over a 6 week period. The young people will gain skills in photography, how to take better photographs and learn how to tell a story through an image. In addition, learn about film making and how film makers from around the world have used film to tack societal issues. Lastly, they will learn about project management, planning a community exhibition to showcase their creative projects. The young people will work in a team to organise the exhibition, delegate roles and responsibilities.
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
Building practical sills in photography and film, giving young people a taste of different career paths. Supporting their personal and professional development through social mixing, were young people will engage, learn and capture the perspectives of peers, professionals, VCSFE and public sector organisations. The young people will learn about project management, budgeting, teamwork and leadership with the hope of inspiring some of these young people to enter the VCSFE sector. and become community leaders. In addition, local police and community safety partnership forums will gain an insight and perspective into the views of young people when it comes to addressing anti social behaviour in local communities. This insight will help infomr how they approach tackling communities issues in the future.
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How will the money be spent?Total £9,528
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VolunteerWot Wud U Do gives people a voice through. . .
Coproduction. Working with people from all backgrounds and experiences to identify common themes to the issues and challenges they have faced, how they have overcome them, if they overcame them, what would have helped and what experiences have they gained.
Creating opportunities to be heard through. . .
Knowledge Mobilisation. Using their lived experiences and knowledge to find solutions and supporting them to mobilise this information and insights through various means such as peer learning or community project management.
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