'Shoot their way' out of Nairobi's slums

The video highlights the unique talents of children in Nairobi's slum, who use photography to capture their challenging environment. Under the guidance of Julius, a former student turned acclaimed photographer, these children find inspiration and a potential path out of hardship. The Shoot Back program, which nurtures these young photographers, has gained international recognition, showcasing their work in global exhibitions.

What unique ability do the children in Nairobi's matori slum possess?

• They have a unique perspective and talent for photography.

• They can communicate with animals.

• They have the ability to become invisible.

• They can predict the future.

Who taught Julius the art of photography?

• A famous Kenyan photographer.

• His parents.

• An American freelance photographer.

• A local artist from Nairobi.

What significant event did Julius document that gained him international acclaim?

• The construction of a new school.

• A wildlife conservation project.

• A local festival in Nairobi.

• Ethnic violence in Kenya.

How many students from the Shoot Back program, including Julius, have become professional photographers?

• 20

• 5

• 15

• 10

What milestone did the Shoot Back program celebrate with an exhibition in Paris?

• The launch of a new book.

• The opening of a new school.

• Its 10th anniversary.

• Its 5th anniversary.