Encouraging young journalists to reach their dreams.
Grace Brulotte is a young girl who doesn't let her disability prevent her from gaining new experiences and doing what she loves.
Virtual Voices Village
Description
Virtual Voices Village is a SET-BC program that helps students with disabilities develop writing and journalism skills by interviewing athletes and other role models. Online at vvvillage.org, the students contribute articles, stories and other creative work on a wide variety of topics. From 2005-2009, the program was supported by 2010 Legacies Now in partnership with the Province of British Columbia and 3M.
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Students with disabilities become ‘virtual’ reporters
Grace Brulotte is a 12-year-old reporter with several stories already under her belt and when the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games roll around, she hopes to be reporting on the action.
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Students with disabilities hone journalism skills by reporting on the 2010 Winter Games
Six B.C. students with disabilities have a chance to be journalists at the 2010 Winter Games, thanks to the Historica-Dominion Institute, VANOC and 2010 Legacies Now.
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