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A new generation of youth entrepreneurs learn state-of-the-art video technology through the Green
Lighting Black Lives Matter Youth Media Project.
Youth Media Film Screenings
A showcase of final films pro-
duced by local youth to inspire
their own stores of what it means
to grow up black in Portland
is ready for a night of public
screenings.
The Soul District Business
Association presents the 2nd
annual Green Lighting Black
Lives Matter Youth Media
Project Film Screening event
on Wednesday, May 16 from 5
p.m. to 8 p.m. at Instrument, lo-
cated at 3529 N. Williams Ave.
Admission is free. To reserve a
space call Fawn Aberson at 503-
841-5032 or email outreach@
nnebaportland.org
Now in its second year, this
groundbreaking program is pre-
sented by professional black
filmmakers who recruit and train
Free Fishing Clinics Begin
The Mt. Hood National Forest
will be hosting its annual Free
Youth Fishing Clinics starting on
Saturday, May 12 for the Barlow
Ranger District and Saturday,
May 19 for the Hood River Rang-
er District, both kicking off at
8 a.m. and ending at 1 p.m. The
Clackamas River Ranger District
will host its fishing clinic on June
2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the
Zigzag Ranger District’s clinic is
June 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The clinics are free and are in-
tended for kids 11 and younger, but
young adults and parents will also
find the events both fun and inter-
esting! Children will also have the
opportunity to fish with an expert
angler, to learn “catch and release”
techniques and to learn how to cast.
“This is a great event for the
the next generation of youth en-
trepreneurs, ages 16-26, in the
operation and purposeful appli-
cation of state-of-the-art video
technology, film and video pro-
duction equipment.
The skills gained in the learn-
ing process can then be lever-
aged to propel students forth into
careers in the exploding film,
video and tech industries.
whole family, and an opportuni-
ty for kids to not only have fun
fishing, but to also learn about the
aquatic environment and to be in
the outdoors,” said Darcy Saiget,
fish biologist for the Mt. Hood Na-
tional Forest.
For more information, contact
the Clackamas district at 503-
630-8798; the Barlow district at
541- 467-5119, the Hood River
district at 541-352-1217 or the
Zigzag district at 503- 622-2002.