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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.
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.
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.
