Bay Area Youth Media Network
On October 17 & 18, the Bay Area Youth Media Network (BAYMN) in partnership with KQED will present BAYMN FEST, a FREE two-day interactive showcase of media produced by young folks ages 12-24, hosted at the San Francisco Public Library. Join us!!
The call for entries is now open for young folks to submit their videos to BAYMN FEST 2014. BAYMN FEST is an interactive showcase of media produced by youth ages 12-24. Sponsored by HIVE, this two-day event will be a unique opportunity for youth, educators and the general public to celebrate the work of talented young media makers.
Produced by youth from the RYSE Center in Richmond, California, this film explores UC Berkeley’s SETI@home project, a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI).
“Recipe for Love” is short, stop-motion animation. A lonely cupcake sees other couples in the kitchen enjoying each other’s company and decides that she needs a friend.
Our generation has been sleeping through the climate crisis for too long … and our world leaders have failed to step up and take the drastic action that we need.
The story of a traveller who is asking herself symbolic questions about the meaning of life along the road.
Our project was created to help anyone who is suffering through self-harm. We wish to aid them in getting help and overcoming their problem.
A detective finds himself being constantly followed by a mysterious ball. The plot thickens.
Temitayo Fagbenle investigates policing tactics in public housing buildings on the Lower East Side of NYC. She spoke with people in the neighborhood and was surprised to learn how often young black and Latino men are stopped and frisked on the streets.
An interview with Holocaust Survivor Henry Ebstein.
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