Hey, Baltimore youth! The Baltimore News Collaborative wants to hear from you. Fill out the Youth Election Survey and share which issues matter most in the upcoming election. Your input will help shape the next Youth Voter Guide in the Baltimore Beat! The Baltimore News Collaborative is a team of local newsrooms—including Baltimore Banner, Baltimore Beat, Maryland Public Television, Morgan State University, and WYPR—working together with Wide Angle to elevate your voices. Complete the survey here: https://lnkd.in/dPsJtp83
关于我们
Through media arts education, Wide Angle Youth Media cultivates and amplifies the voices of Baltimore youth to engage audiences across generational, cultural, and social divides. Our programs inspire creativity and instill confidence in young people, empowering them with skills to navigate school, career, and life. View Youth Media: vimeo.com/wideanglemedia View Wide Angle Productions: vimeo.com/wideproductions Support: wideanglemedia.org/donate | Maryland Charity Campaign #522276602 | Chesapeake Bay Area Combined Federal Campaign #44496 | Combined Charity Campaign for Baltimore #4355
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https://www.wideanglemedia.org
Wide Angle Youth Media的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 广播媒体制作和发布
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Baltimore，MD
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2000
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获取路线
2601 N Howard Street
US，MD，Baltimore，21218
Wide Angle Youth Media员工
动态
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Clap it up for our staff Social Media Award winners for their crucial role in our social media success this past year! Best BTS Photos: Jake Saltzberg and matt freire Best Weekly Update: Kamaria Avery, Camille O., and Beth Holladay Social Media Content MVP: Tahir Juba and De'Shaun Fortune We truly appreciate their hard work—and your support, too. Together, we look forward to continuing to uplift youth voices ??
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Have you noticed our updated look? ?? Our original logo design symbolized Wide Angle’s commitment to amplifying youth voices. Now, our refreshed look features more modern, diverse, and gender-neutral silhouettes, reflecting our growth while staying true to our mission. Read more in our latest blog post by Junior Designer De'Shaun Fortune! https://lnkd.in/e5EzatsT
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Join Creative Alliance on October 17th for the final screening of Maryland State Arts Council’s series on folklife arts and apprenticeships that our team produced. Don’t miss this unique opportunity! After the screening, stay for an engaging conversation with the artists and filmmakers. RSVP now using the link ???? https://lnkd.in/eerhRGh7
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The 2024 Baltimore International Black Film Festival kicks off next week! Our animation student, Zara Young’s, film “Natural Beauty” is an official selection and will be screened during their Youth Film Festival launch on October 4th at 4 PM. You can purchase tickets to the film festival by visiting the Baltimore International Black Film Festival's website. See you there!
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You asked, we listened! Wide Angle Youth Media is proud to announce that we’re launching our middle school program,?Baltimore Speaks Out,?at the Langston Hughes Community, Business & Resource Center. Our program covers a “Media Sampler” of photography, video, graphic design, animation, and more. Programming is free to attend and is open to all Baltimore City and Baltimore County students aged 10-14. Program sessions will run on Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm, from September 30th to November 13th for the fall session. Winter and Spring session details to come. Register here to secure your spot today: https://lnkd.in/evavC25Q Feel free to email us at?[email protected]?with any questions that you have!
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Attention Wide Angle Students, Staff & Alumni! It's time for our biannual update of our Freelancers for Hire webpage. If you're a freelancer, now's your chance to be featured. Complete the form by Wednesday, Oct 2nd, to be added: https://lnkd.in/gMUWdiCS
Calling Students & Alumni! Biannual call to update or be added to our Freelancers for Hire webpage for Wide Angle Youth Media This is open to students, staff and alum who offer freelancing services. If you'd like to be added please?complete this form?by EOD Wednesday Oct 2nd.
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Check out this interview by Sloane Brown where Nykidra Robinson, MPA sits down to discuss the journey behind founding her nonpartisan nonprofit, Black Girls Vote Watch to learn how she's making a difference!
Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Nykidra 'Nyki' Robinson, Black Girls Vote
https://thedailyrecord.com
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Thank you, Natalia Celine Arias, for sharing your talent and time with our design team! Creatives like you bring invaluable learning opportunities and inspire our team to grow.
Happy Sunday! This weekend has been a time for deep reflection before diving into the upcoming work week and travel. ?? ?? Last month, I was excited to speak at Wide Angle Youth Media, an incredible organization dedicated to amplifying the voices of Baltimore’s youth through media arts education. It was inspiring to engage with such a talented group of designers and explore the multidisciplinary pathways that exist within creative careers. A big thank you to Dan Flounders for the invitation and his unwavering commitment to fostering design community and leadership. I also want to extend my gratitude to De'Shaun F. for the thoughtful thank you package—it truly made my day! Looking forward to seeing all the amazing work ahead for such a special organization and team!
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Julius Coker we’re so grateful you chose to spend your first summer in Baltimore with our team! Thank you for supporting our community programming at Village Learning Place and tabling at events across the city.?We’re excited to see all the amazing things you’ll achieve in the future. ??
Woodrow Wilson Fellow at The Johns Hopkins University║Public Health & Molecular/Cellular Biology
This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern at Wide Angle Youth Media (WAYM)as part of the Community Impact Internship Program (CIIP) through the Center for Social Concern, Johns Hopkins University. The CIIP is a competitive, paid summer internship that pairs JHU undergraduate students with nonprofit organizations and government agencies and offers an intensive, cohort-based learning environment. With this experience, I was paired with WAYM–a remarkable organization that amplifies the voices of Baltimore youth–fostering creativity and confidence to help students navigate school, career, and life through engagement in media arts including photography, videography, claymation, animation, and design. During my time at WAYM, I was afforded the chance to engage with the Baltimore community meaningfully by accompanying my supervisor, Jake Saltzberg, to various tabling events throughout the city including one on Capitol Hill through the National AfterSchool Association (NAA).? It was an honor to be part of an event where Senator Bernie Sanders spoke about the positive impact of afterschool programs for youth and their public health benefits. A specific highlight of my work was witnessing the art of WAYM’s talented MediaWorks students and being inspired by them to improve my skills in creative media. In this venture, I wanted to thank my coworkers and supervisors Darian Jones and Beth Holladay at WAYM who fostered my photography, editing, and Photoshop development. In a final acknowledgment, I wanted to thank Michael Rush, CIIP, and The Johns Hopkins Center for Social Concern for allowing me to be in the community and spend my first summer in Baltimore.
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