Last year we launched the Share Some Good initiative, bringing together more than 100 creators and activists to the YouTube Pop-up Space in Sydney to inspire them to use their voices to promote tolerance and inclusion.
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The talented artists who participated in Share Some Good at the premiere of their stories. |
- BEND
- Ocean 12
- Don't Play the Hate Game
- Dear Future Me
- L-FRESH the Lion and Mirrah: 90-Second Rap Up
- Walrus Boy
- Politics in the Bush
- Captain Fizman
- Where Are You From?
- Stand By Your Name
- Raqib The Ethical Compass
- Islamophobia Story
- Navigating the Net
- Hijab and Curls
- United Nations of Australia
We hope you will be as impressed as we were by the diversity of perspectives and the creativity behind each of these stories.
Share Some Good is the Australian chapter of YouTube Creators for Change, a global movement that amplifies the voices of YouTube role models who are confronting tough social issues through committing US$1 million in equipment and production grants and the appointment of champions from different areas around the world to work on social impact projects.
From combating hate speech, to countering xenophobia and extremism, to simply making the case for greater tolerance and empathy toward others, these creators are helping generate positive social change with their global fan bases.
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YouTube Creators for Change fellow L-FRESH the Lion and ambassador Natalie Tran |
We partnered with social change agency Love Frankie, the Foundation for Young Australians, the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and Vice, which generously offered mentorship, training, and broader support to these creators.
Our goal is to enable a chorus of voices using digital platforms such as YouTube to drown out content that promotes violence, hate, or fear. We hope that Australians share these creative stories are motivated to contribute to this growing community of Australians who are seeking to Share Some Good.