Youth Voices Against Violence Contest
From Puget Sound-Off:
2nd and 3rd place winners will receive $250
EXTENDED DEADLINE: December 31, 2012
Ready to enter? Join our Youth Voices Against Violence group and post your audio project here.
For contest rules and submission details, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/contest
For audio examples, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/audio
For tips on audio recording and editing, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/resources
For curriculum and contest news, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence
CALL FOR AUDIO ENTRIES!
Calling all journalists, poets, rappers, writers, actors and activists!
Our audio contest is in full swing, but we still need to hear from YOU! So, we are extending our deadline and accepting submissions through the end of the year. Take advantage of holiday breaks and lend your voice to our campaign for youth violence prevention.
Silence is not the answer. Puget SoundOff and Tabu are inviting you to raise your voice and share your story about youth violence. Interview your friends or neighbors, recite a poem or create a song to express yourself and raise awareness about the issue. You can cover gang violence, cyberbullying, LGBTQ discrimination, dating violence, race riots or any instance of violence that affects young people across the country. Use your creativity to send a message about an issue that affects us all.
The contest will be judged by a panel of youth, youth media educators and radio jounalists. Winners will receive local and national publicity, and will be awarded grants to continue their advocacy work against teen violence.
1st PLACE PRIZE: $500Our audio contest is in full swing, but we still need to hear from YOU! So, we are extending our deadline and accepting submissions through the end of the year. Take advantage of holiday breaks and lend your voice to our campaign for youth violence prevention.
Silence is not the answer. Puget SoundOff and Tabu are inviting you to raise your voice and share your story about youth violence. Interview your friends or neighbors, recite a poem or create a song to express yourself and raise awareness about the issue. You can cover gang violence, cyberbullying, LGBTQ discrimination, dating violence, race riots or any instance of violence that affects young people across the country. Use your creativity to send a message about an issue that affects us all.
The contest will be judged by a panel of youth, youth media educators and radio jounalists. Winners will receive local and national publicity, and will be awarded grants to continue their advocacy work against teen violence.
2nd and 3rd place winners will receive $250
EXTENDED DEADLINE: December 31, 2012
Ready to enter? Join our Youth Voices Against Violence group and post your audio project here.
For contest rules and submission details, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/contest
For audio examples, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/audio
For tips on audio recording and editing, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence/resources
For curriculum and contest news, visit: pugetsoundoff.org/youthviolence