Human Rights – Visual Art

How do you celebrate human rights through art? How do you protest their erosion in America today? Consider how rights are diminishing for LGBTQ+ people, women, Native Americans, people of color, people with disabilities, and other historically marginalized groups. In photography, painting, sketching, digital art or another medium of your choice, send a powerful message through your art.

[Art credit: "Swirl" by Vivien Sorce, YWP Archive]

DETAILS:

Open to teens, 13-19, who have a YWP account. (It's free to join!)
Must be original work and not published elsewhere. No AI.
No limit to number of submissions.
Each submission will be considered for the Tomorrow Project's six grand prizes of $250 to be awarded when the first phase of the project is completed in October 2025.
Prize winners and honorable mentions will also be published in The Voice.

Questions? Contact Susan Reid, YWP Executive Director: Reid@YWP on the site, or by email: sreid@youngwritersproject.org

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