7000 pounds is the budget that 11 children from a youth center in Bow, London, decide how to spend through group decision-making.
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7000 pounds is the budget that 11 children from a youth center in Bow, London, decide how to spend through group decision-making.
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At a youth center in Bow, London, a group of 11 children, aged 8 to 12, gathers to make a significant decision. They are tasked with spending a £7,000 budget from the Emdash Award, typically allocated for art projects at the Frieze Art Fair. The children discuss their values and preferences, debating how to allocate the funds. Their choices reflect their collective priorities, culminating in a decision that includes a bouncy castle. The film captures their decision-making process and the dynamics of group collaboration.
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Why Watch
- Meet creative kids from Bow, London.
- Find out how children prioritize spending.
- See unique decision-making in action.
Did You Know
- The children were given a budget of £7,000 for their project.
- The film features 11 children from a youth center in Bow, London.
- The documentary has a runtime of 15 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much money did the children decide to spend?
The children decided to spend 7000 pounds.
What age group do the children in the documentary belong to?
The children are between 8 to 12 years old.
Where is the youth center located?
The youth center is located in Bow, London.
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