Thursday, December 3, 2009

Freedom Project

More opportunities for you to possibly enter your artwork into. Just trying to keep you informed!

http://www.freedomproject.us/Education/SeenAndHeard/About.aspx

The McCormick Freedom Project celebrates youth voices through the annual Seen & Heard National Student Expression Contest by rewarding twelve talented high school students for their depictions of contemporary freedom issues. Using four media outlets – editorial cartoons, film, photojournalism and digital design – students exercise First Amendment freedoms to express their perspectives on contemporary social, political or economic issues.

Each year, winning and notable entries are featured in a subsequent exhibit at a Chicagoland venue, as well in an online exhibit featured on our Web site.

 Click on the links below or at left to learn more. You can also sign up for FreeSource, our monthly e-newsletter just for teachers, to stay in the know!

 Call for 2010 Contest Entries
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4 comments:

  1. LindsayDecember 6, 2009 at 2:08 PM

    If the deadline isn't in the too near future, I totally want to try making a video for this.

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  2. Ms. MelisDecember 6, 2009 at 9:03 PM

    i looked at the entries on that website, and i think something decent could be done, if the deadline isn't next week that is.

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  3. matt sDecember 6, 2009 at 10:03 PM

    this looks chill. go art!!!!

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  4. Swiftdragonfly-AKA-Katie PierceDecember 14, 2009 at 7:16 PM

    It's kinda interesting how they're all about the voice and oppinion of high schoolers, "celebrates youth voices", but it seems like they're pretty strict about what you can submit. :/ They want a very clean view on today's politics and society. From teenagers. Teenagers= clean? o0

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