Youth from all across the US captured powerful stories about food challenges in their communities, inspiring people or projects using food to make a difference, and what it looks like when we live in a world with a food system that works for all.

Middle schoolers and high school freshmen from four schools explored digital storytelling, media literacy, and creative career pathways through hands-on, classroom-integrated experiences.

With more than 13,000 entries submitted annually from across the globe, the awards recognize outstanding storytelling in formats ranging from social media and branded content to documentary and television

Mosaic Film Experience has launched a pilot version of its Mosaic Mobile youth film competition in Namibia.

Nourishing Narratives is a youth film competition that's ongoing, asking for a two- to three-minute short story about food justice and what it would take to create a fair, equitable food system for all.

Students are encouraged to investigate solutions, document organizations making an impact, and reimagine what an equitable food system could look like.

Participants, ages 10 to 18, are asked to create films up to three minutes long, shot and edited entirely on mobile devices. Each submission must: Feature the theme of food justice, include a fruit or vegetable as a prop as a visual reminder of the importance of nutritious food, incorporate the phrase “Tomorrow Starts Here.”

The Mosaic Film Experience, a Grand Rapids-based nonprofit that empowers underrepresented youth through storytelling, is launching a nationwide film competition to highlight food justice.

Mosaic Film Experience, an award-winning, nonprofit educational platform, announced the launch of Nourishing Narratives: Cultivating Youth Stories For Change, a mobile film competition that will spotlight, support, connect and amplify emerging youth and their visions for food justice. Nourishing Narratives is supported by Newman’s Own Foundation, the private grant-making foundation started by legendary actor Paul Newman, with a mission to nourish and transform the lives of children who face adversity.

Mosaic Film Experience has launched a mobile film competition to spotlight, support, connect and amplify emerging youth and their visions for food justice.

Ottawa Hills High School visual arts students are learning the art of storytelling through digital media, thanks to their art teachers and local creative non-profit organization Mosaic Film Experience.

Local nonprofit Mosaic Film Experience, in collaboration with Newman’s Own Foundation, is launching a mobile film-making competition, “Nourishing Narratives,” aimed at amplifying youth voices on the crucial issue of food justice.