Joslyn and Angelina individually created a short video for the Project Based Learning 'Lifting our Voices' project which aimed to inspire others to consider how we can use our voices to effect change on a human rights violation of their own choice. Angelina focused her project on Disability Rights, whereas Joslyn centred hers around Gender Inequality in Sport.
Dr Iris Iwanicki, a Board Member of the Graham F. Peace Foundation judged the presentations at the College’s Finals. Joslyn and Angelina were awarded joint first place for their projects out of the 112 students in their year level.
For their work with this project, Joslyn and Angelina were nominated for the 'Change Maker' award for the 2021 City of Tea Tree Gully's Youth Achievement Awards as both students demonstrated innovative thinking which has had a positive impact within their community.
Joslyn and Angelina were selected as finalists for this category and were awarded runners up.
Congratulations, Kildare College is so proud of you both.
Julia Groutsch
Learning Leader
