Young people have a lot to offer one another, especially during the MCO. Photo: Filepic
Young people in Malaysia are producing videos to help one another get through the pandemic and MCO.
This is in response to the Teen Takeover video challenge launched by Unicef through its @KitaConnect Telegram channel.
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Youth helping youth
Young people in Malaysia are challenged to share videos on how they've been spending their time at home during the MCO. Photo: Filepic
Young people can help entertain, teach and connect with others who might be feeling lonely and bored during the MCO, by conducting online video events such as an exercise session, a cooking tutorial, or even an online karaoke jam session. Photo: Filepic
Staying connected virtually during the MCO not only benefits the teens themselves but others in the network as well as their families. Photo: Unicef
Young people have a lot to offer one another, especially during the MCO, where they can entertain, teach and connect through videos. Photo: Filepic
Unicef's @KitaConnect Teen Takeover is a video challenge to all young people in Malaysia. Photo: Filepic
Teenagers can use all that time during the MCO to learn something new through the Teens Takeover sessions. Photo: Filepic
Now teenagers can reach out to other young people through the videos that they produce for the @KitaConnect Teens Takeover challenge. Photo: Filepic
Young people have a lot to offer one another during the MCO. Photo: Filepic
Young people have a lot to offer one another, especially during the MCO. Photo: Filepic
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