TIG Magazines are a series of printed publications, developed with partners, celebrating the contributions of TIG members on various issues.
As part of the "Youth for Change" program, in 2009 TakingITGlobal collaborated with Bibliotheca Alexandrina to launch a writing and art contest with the theme "Global Youth Culture". This project aims at encouraging cross-cultural dialogue and supporting youth led projects in 14 priority countries: Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Sudan. Through inspiring, informing and involving youth in the Middle East and North Africa, TIG hopes to act as a catalyst in creating Agents of Change in the global community.
TIG asked youth ages 16-32 from around the world to submit their artwork, short stories and poetry to express their views and thoughts about what global culture means to them. Issue 4 of TIG magazine is a collection of this art, featuring writings in English, French and Arabic. Together these words and images demonstrate and talent and ability of youth worldwide.
As part of the "Youth for Change" program, in 2009 TakingITGlobal collaborated with Bibliotheca Alexandrina to launch a writing and art contest with the theme "Global Youth Culture". This project aims at encouraging cross-cultural dialogue and supporting youth led projects in 14 priority countries: Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Sudan. Through inspiring, informing and involving youth in the Middle East and North Africa, TIG hopes to act as a catalyst in creating Agents of Change in the global community.
TIG asked youth ages 16-32 from around the world to submit their artwork, short stories and poetry to express their views and thoughts about what global culture means to them. Issue 4 of TIG magazine is a collection of this art, featuring writings in English, French and Arabic. Together these words and images demonstrate and talent and ability of youth worldwide.