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Youth Environmental Filmmaking and Storytelling Program is sponsored by Giboo (Aggregator listing, original funder information needed). This grant focuses on environmental storytelling and filmmaking, empowering youth by providing tools and resources to express their voices through filmmaking, explore environmental challenges, and develop solutions.
It also supplies educators with free, adaptable filmmaking curriculum to teach environmental storytelling, climate change impacts, and renewable energy solutions.
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Youth Environmental Filmmaking and Storytelling Program is funded by Giboo (Aggregator listing, original funder information needed). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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