Why Share
Your Story?
Millions of teens across the US struggle with mental illness, and yet so many of us feel alone-- not understood, and not supported. But we can change that.
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With each story we share, we are fostering understanding, trust, inclusion, and connectedness.
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With each story we share, we are breaking down stigma and challenging harmful stereotypes surrounding mental illness.
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With each story we share, we are building a safe space where we can talk about our mental health struggles without shame or fear of judgment.
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Inspire someone.
Change a life.
Share your story.
thecontest
Our national multimedia contest is now CLOSED. Thank you to everyone who submitted!
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ELIGIBILITY
All English-speaking teens aged
13-18 living in the United States.
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PRIZES
1st place: $100
2nd place: $50
3rd place: $25
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HOW IT WORKS
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There are 3 categories of submissions:
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Written (short essay, poem, etc)
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Visual Arts (drawing, video, photo, etc)
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Music/Audio (songs, podcasts, etc)​
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Each category will have up to one 1st place, 2nd place, and 3rd place.
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You may submit up to 3 entries. If you submit more, additional entries will not be considered.
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Be creative! Entries can be in any format you like (even ones not listed above)
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All words must be in English (or with English subtitles/translation).
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Be respectful and appropriate. Entries should not be dark or suggestive.
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Questions? Email projectbridge22@gmail.com
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The deadline for submission is...
Sunday, July 24, 2022
at 11:59 PM EST
The Project Bridge Mental Health Multimedia
Competition is proudly sponsored by the
Federal Asian Pacific American Council (FAPAC)
and Civic Leadership USA (CLUSA).
