1st Amendment Rights and Right to Observe Government in Action

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1st Amendment Rights and Right to Observe Government in Action
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Virtual storytelling on steroids.
Giovane Negrini talks about what soccer means to Brazil, what the protests are about and his involvement in them, and how the youth will shape the future of all countries.
Giovane Negrini is from Curitiba, Brazil. It is one of the host cities in the World Cup. He is studying Computer Engineering at Federal Technological University of Paraná. Giovane will share a student's perspective in the country, who the protesters are throughout the country and how they mobilize these gatherings. Then as a Computer Engineering student, we discuss how Giovane and other students might plan on using digital communications to shape their futures.