The Global RE@CH Media Festival (Revolutionizing Expression @ The Clubhouse) is the signature platform for Clubhouse member media. The Festival encourages youth from around the world to express themselves about issues that are important to them. Participants create media that describe their personal experiences and gives voice to their ideas, feelings, and concerns. In addition, youth gain exposure through exhibition opportunities that showcase their perspectives.

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Order the signs

After collaborating with some deaf kids at the Clubhouse, we realized that nobody but them knows the Argentinean Sign Languaje. We think it´s something important to learn for beeing inclusive https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/368447334/fullscreen/

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The Hidden Angles of Life

Life has many perspectives. Looking for them is a daily challenge. We should take time to do it and search for most favorable angles everyday. This photo is more than a common tree seen from the ground: It is a metaphor for life.

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One More Immigrant

Film that tells the story of a mother's journey in search for a better life in the United States.

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Adventures of bookman

Following a rising kasi street star in the township neighborhood streets of South Africa,ready to help anyone who struggles to read a book.

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Saving Cats

info on pet adoption and a visit to our local cat adoption center. by BBTTC Rockport member, Avalon age 11.

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How Many Times

How Many Times Video was shot in August 2019 and completed in October 2019. Musical performances from Marshaun Clark, Anquan Broner, Camerin Cole, Kimberly Jones, Amore Jones and Sanora Foster.

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About The Clubhouse Network

The Clubhouse Network is an international community of more than 100 Clubhouses located in 19 countries, providing youth with life-changing opportunities for 25 years.

Each Clubhouse provides a creative, safe, and free out-of-school learning environment where young people from underserved communities work with adult mentors to explore their own ideas, develop new skills, and build confidence in themselves through the use of technology.