Learn how to help youth use media tools to communicate their ideas effectively and tell their stories in a unique and personal way. This collection of resources has been developed to foster a more intentional strategy for media making – one that is purposeful and designed to have impact and effect change.
The AYV Guide and toolkits provide educators with planning tools, examples, and tips to help launch and sustain robust youth media experiences. The curricula, in a variety of media formats, provide educators with the activity steps and handouts for leading a youth media project.
The resources and training materials were developed by Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC) for Adobe Foundation.
Discover how stop-motion animation can be used to creatively engage audiences on social issues.
Youth artists explore the untold story of someone they know by creating a short portrait documentary.
Youth explore their own histories and construct a personal narrative using digital media.
While producing three distinct graphic design projects, youth are challenged to imagine a world of possibilities.
Youth will reflect on a real or imagined moment of conflict as inspiration for a narrative video project.
This toolkit provides strategies for engaging youth in collaborative media projects by exploring perspectives of two or more communities.
This toolkit includes recommendations for effectively integrating AYV curriculum and the Common Core Standards.
This toolkit illustrates strategies to bring youth work to a specific audience in meaningful ways.
This toolkit provides strategies useful for engaging youth media makers in thoughtful dialogue through an activity called Rough Cut Review.
For those interested in training other educators in youth media instruction, access our trainer guide and training modules to lead your own Create with Purpose training.