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The main priority in our research is telling the stories of the youth in the area and translating these lived experiences on paper and collaborating together to present their own narratives. Through a series of interviews documenting our participants lived realities we will attempt to identify the impediments to their access to digital and internet spaces and broaden the conversation around the impacts this has in their daily lives. Our research reaches out to two groups of people. Group A, is community workers and activists who work with young people in the Jane and Finch neighbourhood. Group B, are young people themselves.
Natalie Coulter
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