Viewers Feedback to KIBERA CONNECTION video

Viewers at the Adobe Global Youth Voices exhibit in San Jose were attracted to the video KIBERA CONNECTION by the setting and images of Kibera. They asked many questions, like "Does a train really go through Kibera?" People commented that the video showed a way of life they were not familiar with. Several viewers said they would be interested in knowing more about Kibera. Others thought that the KIBERA KID feature film project is a great idea. Thanks to the Kibera youth team, many people connected with Kibera. Keep up the good work!

Congratulations to KIBERA CONNECTION video team!

Youth in Kibera, with the coordination of Goddy Ojiambo, invited viewers at the Adobe Global Youth Voices exhibition in San Jose, to visit Kibera with Chris Olwenyi aka Jah Hill as their guide. The KIBERA CONNECTION project showcases the work of youth as artists and filmmakers. Congratulations to Goddy, Chris, and all the Kibera youth team who worked on KIBERA CONNECTION, including Khadija Mohammed, Asha Ali, Cecilia Mwikali, Stephen Oloo,Prosfino, Mabel Ayitso, Beatrice Akengo, Ismail Zura, Anthony Shikon'golo,Amina Mohammed and Ignatius Juma!

Kibera Connection in San Jose California, USA

Saturday June 7, 2008,
Great day in San Jose! Kibera Youth connected with visitors and other youth through their video KIBERA CONNECTION at the Adobe Global Youth Voices project, part of the 01SJ
Digital Arts Festival held every two years. Hot Sun Foundation was one of 18 international projects selected to participate. The Adobe Global Youth Voices exhibit was held at the TECH Museum in downtown San Jose.