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With Glowing Hearts
With Glowing Hearts is an inspiring documentary about a group of citizen journalists reshaping their worlds through social media. The 2010 Winter Olympics stands as the backdrop for this film about s...
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With Glowing Hearts
With Glowing Hearts is an inspiring documentary about a group of citizen journalists reshaping their worlds through social media. The 2010 Winter Olympics stands as the backdrop for this film about social media in action. The scene is Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, the inner city. How will several thousand homeless and working poor fit into the equation as Vancouver puts on its best face for the world?
Based on the premise that the access to information is a human right, the film will take audiences on a year long journey into the creation of an independent Olympic media center designed to guarantee that access in a community whose voice is frequently ignored.
Join April Smith, Gravin Snider, Irwin Oostindie, Kris Krüg & Dave Olson on this ride for social change.
Based on the premise that the access to information is a human right, the film will take audiences on a year long journey into the creation of an independent Olympic media center designed to guarantee that access in a community whose voice is frequently ignored.
Join April Smith, Gravin Snider, Irwin Oostindie, Kris Krüg & Dave Olson on this ride for social change.
