Ten Calgary youth borrowed CBC cameras for a photography workshop at the Calgary Public Library. This year, 10 young Calgary residents borrowed CBC cameras, got training in photography and set out to explore what belonging means to them. As part of an ongoing partnership, the Calgary Public Library hosted the project and will be sharing the photo stories publicly at several branches around the city. Tag CBC Calgary or use the hashtag #CBCmylens if you want others to find it. Noah DharamsiYoung CalgaryWant to get involved in CBC Calgary's effort to involve more young Calgary residents in the news?
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