Share your perspective on the unique contributions of youth to the discourse and action on human rights. The essays are expected to address contemporary issues that connect youth and human rights.
Questions you may want to consider may include but are not limited to;
– What are your reflections regarding the discussion on “standing by versus bystanding” in response to human rights violations?
– What are the ways the youth community can get involved in education, activism and engagement?
– In the age of a pandemic, with its challenges and opportunities, where do you see yourself making a difference in the human rights movement?
Formatting:
Please include your First Name, Last Name, College, and School Year
Length Word count:
750-1000
Font size/spacing:
Times New Roman
12 font
1.5 space
Write an original essay. Op-Ed style.
Eligibility and Criteria:
All undergraduate students nationwide are eligible to apply.
*This is not an academic paper.
DEADLINE
Sept. 11 through Nov. 13
Winners will be announced on Nov. 23
PRIZES
1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize winners will have the opportunity to join one of the sessions as a guest on Dec. 11th.
1st: $450
2nd:$300
3rd: $150