Sophia Alfred and Mikhail Floresca who have been Global Co-Lab’s (GCLN) Teen Ambassadors of Arts Hub spoke to TATV about their experiences at the Co-Lab.
Alfred who has become a leader in the Arts Hub that collaborated with the Climate Change Hub said the she has been involved in the initiative since 2016 when she submitted her work for a video competition.
Floresca said that it’s been a rewarding experience to get involved in extra-curricular activities outside of the school.
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