On Friday, key Baltimore city officials visited the Wide Angle Youth Media Studio as part of their engagement with the YouthWorks program, which aims to empower local youth through paid work experiences.
Among those present were MOED Director MacKenzie Garvin, Esq., Councilman Jermaine Jones, and Deputy Secretary Angela Cabellon. The officials observed participants in action as they collaborated on a mural project, utilizing collage techniques to express their creativity and teamwork skills.
One of the YouthWorks participants, Leila Laboy-Carrera, shared her enthusiasm for the experience, stating that the opportunity to work with photography and related materials has inspired her to pursue her passion further.
This visit not only allowed city leaders to witness the talents of Baltimore's youth but also highlighted the importance of programs like YouthWorks in preparing young people for future careers.
Reported by HarborBeat based on WMAR-2 News (source).
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