Ten young Calgary residents borrowed CBC Calgary cameras, practised basic photography technics, then set out to explore the theme of belonging in their own lives. These young Calgary residents signed up for a photography workshop with CBC Calgary and a non-profit community group, Umoja Community Mosaic. Our photographers and their storiesNoah DharamsiNoah Dharamsi, 15, was born in Vancouver and speaks multiple languages. Sasha MwizaSasha Mwiza, 16, grew up in Calgary and took photos of her friends, her family and her faith. If you're a Calgary resident between the ages of roughly 16 and 25, get involved with our new Young Calgary project by dropping your cellphone number in the box below.
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