Tomorrow Project Challenges

"Little, nameless, unremembered, acts of kindness and of love." Can you think of a time, person, or place that brings William Wordsworth's words to life for you? 

Did you go to a No Kings event on Oct. 18? Share your experience! If you have an opinion about kings in America, share that too!

Are you going to a No Kings protest in your area on Saturday, Oct. 18? If you are, take photos and share them with YWP!

No Kings

The Constitution’s meaning is not the Supreme Court’s alone to define. It belongs to “we the people,” and we can make it work for us. Read more about this argument and share your opinion.

"Don't lose hope." That was the final message to the world from Jane Goodall, renowned ethologist and activist known for her ground-breaking studies of wild chimpanzees in Tanzania and a lifetime of global conservation work.

Consider how rights are diminishing for LGBTQ+ people, women, Native Americans, people of color, people with disabilities, and other historically marginalized groups. Write about the impact this has on you, your friends & family, your community.

How do you celebrate human rights through art? How do you protest their erosion in America today? In photography, painting, sketching, digital art, or another medium of your choice, send a powerful message through your art.

If all collective knowledge was destroyed, except for one brief but informative sentence, what would you like the world to know?

Poetry steps in where uncertainty and chaos take root. Poetry lifts us up and moves us forward with determination. Explore these poems of hope and resilience. If you are inspired, share your own.

Create art that explores the many impacts of the climate crisis and celebrates the wonders and beauty of Earth. Find inspiration in YWP Alumni Advisor Sam Aikman's series of visual art prompts. 

Consider the communities in your life and write about them with the help of prompts and examples! 

How would you illustrate the America you know, or remember, or wish for? It could be your ideal vision or something small but representative of your everyday life. Using the artistic medium of your choice, capture your America.