How Youth Connect, Build Community and Find Their Voice, with Antyx

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How do you use art to engage youth in your community? Do skills acquired during art making transfer to the rest of your life?

I sat down with Richard Campbell and Alia Shahab from Antyx Community Arts to talk about their work with Calgary youth. We touched on how art provides youth with an opportunity to find their voice, build connections and gain self confidence.

Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

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