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.
With each story we share, we are fostering understanding, trust, inclusion, and connectedness.
With each story we share, we are breaking down stigma and challenging harmful stereotypes surrounding mental illness.
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.
Inspire someone.
Change a life.
Share your story.
thecontest
Our national multimedia contest is now CLOSED. Thank you to everyone who submitted!
ELIGIBILITY
All English-speaking teens aged
13-18 living in the United States.
PRIZES
1st place: $100
2nd place: $50
3rd place: $25
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).
