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Silcreation.org is a nonprofit social media organization based in Finland that works to give voiceless populations a way to share their concerns and priorities. Run by a team of over 40 people with various backgrounds, its mission is to use media as a tool for raising awareness of injustices, connecting communities, and promoting alternatives. Key activities include producing and distributing short documentary films, offering an online development magazine where people can become reporters, and providing social media and video training.
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