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A look at inspirational youth from minority communities that are bucking the trends and standing out from their peers. Available On Demand worldwide.
G, In Wellington we meet Eddie Osei-Nketia, the fastest person in Australasia; young Wellington city councillor Tamatha Paul; and Abid Rahman, a Bangladeshi born musician.
G, In Dunedin we meet Black Fern Tina Maota'tane; Instagram illustrator Māori Mermaid; and Melissa Lama, a Tongan community advocate who converted to Islam.
G, In South Auckland we meet Sikh community advocate Simran Singh; Fable, an alternative hip hop artist from Papakura; and The Lighthouse, a dance crew from Otara.
M, We meet Luke Moss, founder of Kultured Clothing; Jessie Smith, world junior BMX champion; and Talei Bryant from Waimana, who helps young people chase their dreams.
PG, We meet Isla Martin, an artist living with bipolar; Valle, a PNG born artist who travels back to his birth country; and Josiah Tulamali’i, a pacific youth and mental health advocate.
PG, In Wellington we meet Kii Small, Barbadian youth change maker; Chevron Hasset, a fine artist from Naenae; and Rei, a bilingual performing artist.
PG, We meet Rez Gardi, a Harvard graduate investigating ISIS for war crimes; Jonique Purcell, who runs Nah Zone; and Julie Zhu, a young filmmaker working with primary minority communities.
PG, We meet the Kolose sisters from vintage store Hunting Ground; Activist/artist Huriana Kopeke Te Aho; and Somali rapper Mo Muse.
