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With art, Joel Bergner empowers vulnerable youth in marginalised communities. Drawing from his experience as a youth trauma counsellor and public artist, he co-created Artolution. He hosts workshops across the world, from Brazilian favelas to Syrian refugee camps to build the skills of young creatives, engage the youth in their communities, and give them opportunities to become working artists. Together, they’ve created a distinct style of public art that draws from Bergner’s vibrant energy and the unique perspectives of community members. Through this process, Bergner is fostering hope in some of the world's toughest environments. Visit artolution.org/donate to support his ongoing work. Footage by Artolution and Joel Bergner was used in the creation of this film.

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