Felipe Neto, Fernando Gabeira, Macaé Evaristo: check out the interviews of Kids 20 at the Summits

The youth group called Andar (MultiRio) held the first Kids20 coverage in January. On this occasion, they interviewed Geraldo Alckmin, the Vice President of the Republic and Minister of Development, Industry, Trade, and Services. Now, they conclude their participation on a high note with attendance at the Social and Leaders' Summits.

More than 700 accredited journalists for the Social Summit and more than 2,600 for the Leaders' Summit. Press professionals from all over the globe gathered in Rio de Janeiro with only one agenda: closing the activities of Brasil's G20 presidency. Among these thousands, some are younger than usual in the international press centers. And no, in this case, we do not refer to recent communication graduates but to high school and elementary school students.

Some of these young people are part of Andar (Student Network News Agency), a project run by the Municipal Multimedia Company of Rio de Janeiro (MultiRio). Linked to the city's Department of Education, over 20 years of work has been dedicated to integrating new information and communication technologies into the educational environment. Partners of the Kids 20 since the beginning of the year and already experienced in G20 coverage, they participated in these final G20 events under Brasil's coordination with attention and focus. In addition to content production, this was an opportunity to exchange experiences on social engagement, international politics, and journalism in other countries. 

Check out the productions:

Contents of the G20 Social, covering the projects Jornal Zé Machado and EMFA Mídia, respectively linked to the schools Ginásio Educacional Tecnológico Professor Augusto José Machado and Ginásio Experimental Olímpico Fernando Azevedo

Contents of Cria and with the Schürmann Family at Oceans 20, with coverage of the project Papo Reto na Escola, linked to the Municipal School Anísio Teixeira

Contents of the Leaders' Summit, with coverage of the EMOT Newspaper project, linked to the school Ginásio Educacional Tecnológico Oswaldo Teixeira

*Translated by PGET-UFSC

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