Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival aims to inspire young people
Youth Education Day connects short-film and real-life experiences on MMIWG safety.
Michelle Karlenzig
Michelle is a video journalist from rural Manitoba with a Creative Communications Degree from Red River College. Before APTN, Michelle worked as an editor-in-chief for The Projector online publication.
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