International Cellphilm Festival 📱🎞️

And last but not least, we have this year's special category for all the Sierra Leone cellphilms.

Winners of the Children's, Youth, Individual & Group Categories.

Congratulations to all of this year's winners! 🎉

We just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to everyone🥳The amount of work and creativity poured into the submissions were so impressive, and the messages were so impactful. Everyone did such a great job. We really appreciate all the support 🥰🥰 See you again next year!

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Just a reminder that the festival is happening TOMORROW! If you still haven't registered, here is the link: mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Can't wait to see everyone!

The program is also committed to promoting gender equality, student-centered methodologies, literacy and language skills, and the creation of quality teaching materials in local languages.

BETTER is committed to improving the quality of education for girls and boys in Mozambique by elevating the quality of teacher education in four of the country’s teacher training institutes.

Meet one of our judges for this year's festival! Eliane de Lima is the Program Officer for the BETTER Project with CODE.

Meet one of our judges for this year's festival! Nichelle is Mi’kmaq from Eskasoni First Nation on Cape Breton Island. She has previously studied to be a pastry chef and is currently pursuing her studies to become a nurse.

His research focuses on the emotional impact of media on learning and unlearning conceptions about racism, masculinity, community, and mental health.

Meet one of our judges for this year's festival! Brett completed his PhD at McGill and is currently an instructor in Media and Communication Studies at the University of the Fraser Valley.

Her research interests are in the areas of youth health, community-based participatory research, public health, community development, HIV/AIDS and adolescent development. Sarah and her teams have won a number of prestigious awards for youth engagement in health research

Sarah Flicker is a Professor at York University & York Research Chair in Community-Based Participatory Research, and Environmental Arts & Justice Coordinator.

If you’d like to learn more about their work, visit code.ngo !

Their mission is to enable student learning by increasing their access to qualified educators and , high quality learning materials so that we can live in a world where everyone can pursue their education and realize their full potential as a literate, self-reliant citizen.

CODE is a non-profit organization that has been working towards our vision of a literate world for the last 60 years.

Click here to register for the festival: mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/regist… See you there!

Thank you for all the submissions! Winners will be contacted via email & the awards will be presented during the 11th McGill International Cellphilm Festival, which will be held on 15 June 5:00 – 6:30pm Once again, thank you everyone for your participation and support!!

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