Local Nonprofit Mosaic Film Experience collaborates with Newman’s Own Foundation to launch a nation wide youth mobile filmmaking competition to amplify youth voices for food justice. We talk to Skot Welch and Derk Baartman about the invitation for youth ages 10-18.

The Nourishing Narratives mobile filmmaking competition invites youth, ages 10 to 18 in the US, to explore what the concept of food justice means to them. To enter, youth will create a film up to three minutes in length that is shot, edited, and submitted via mobile devices.

Mosaic Film Experience, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering underrepresented youth through storytelling, today announced the appointment of three new members to its board of directors and the formation of its advisory board.

With nearly 500 students from 17 West Michigan high schools in attendance, the 2023 Mosaic Event was a resounding success thanks to the invaluable participation of our teachers and students, presenters, sponsors, and volunteers.

On the evening of November 3, the Grand Rapids Art Museum was transformed with the spirit of funk at the inaugural Purple Party hosted by the Mosaic Film Experience. Our inaugural FUNKRAISER, a dynamic follow-up to our impactful 12th annual Mosaic Event on November 2, brought together music lovers, philanthropists, and changemakers to celebrate student voices and career development.

The Mosaic Mobile film competition is a platform for student filmmakers to showcase their talents and creativity using only their mobile devices. This year, Mosaic Film Experience shines the spotlight on first place Mosaic Mobile winner Nuha Hussein, a junior at East Kentwood High School.