Plural+ Video Festival for Youth under 25

Posted 19 March 2010 17:42 GMT

Countries	U.S.A.
Topics	Arts & Culture, Film, Human Rights, Youth, Ethnicity & Race, Migration & Immigration, Media & Journalism
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· Plural+ Festival de Video para la Juventud de menos de 25 años

U.S.A.

Plural+ is once again calling for entries for their Youth Video Festival on Migrant issues, asking youth worldwide to send in their videos discussing identity, diversity, integration, human rights and inclusiveness among other topics. Entry deadline is June 30th and video submission is by sending in a DVD to the USA. Rules and Regulations here.

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