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KCET.org has partnered up with GlobalGirl Media's local bureau to bring you Kick It Up L.A., a girl's-eye-view of Los Angeles, soccer culture and the World Cup. GlobalGirl Media trains young women to become citizen journalists and report on...
Blog:
KCET.org has partnered up with GlobalGirl Media's local bureau to bring you Kick It Up L.A., a girl's-eye-view of Los Angeles, soccer culture and the World Cup. GlobalGirl Media has been training young women to become citizen journalists and...
Kick it Up! Video:
The World Cup isn't just about competition, it's also about speed, precision and fitness. This week, the citizen Journalists from GlobalGirl Media profile exercise guru (and infomercial king) Tony Horton and get the skinny on his rise to the top of the fitness game.
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Girls from Los Angeles and Soweto get past stereotypes about their countries.
World Cup:
The young journalists from GlobalGirl Media have been blogging Los Angeles and the World Cup. Here is a digest of their posts.
World Cup:
The first game will begin at 7:00 A.M, which is a problem because class in Garfield High School begins at 7:15 A.M.
About the Program:
The Los Angeles Bureau of GlobalGirl Media - as well as it's partnership with KCET - launches with the first game of the World Cup!
About the Program:
The GlobalGirl Media reporters are divided into two teams - Team Orange and Team Red. They hail from across Los Angeles. We asked them to tell us a little about themselves:
About the Program:
The Los Angeles' GlobalGirl Media Reporters beginning a new journey through education, self discovery and truth-seeking by asking: What makes my voice important?
GlobalGirl Media
GlobalGirl Media puts girls at the center of the story, training a future generation of female citizen journalists. The Kick it Up! initiative is training 20 girls in Soweto and Los Angeles as reporters to cover the 2010 FIFA World Cup, as well as issues in their communities. Learn more!
