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3 Featured Art – Orange

Featured Art “Truly, we are never alone and there is always one person who is willing to lift us back up. This kind of positivity is all around us, as shown in the drawing with the words surrounding this person. I wanted to show that when people go out of their way to reach out 3 Featured Art – Orange

3 Featured Art – Tri-City

Featured Art “My piece depicts my mom and me in a sunlit living room. I drew myself as a child watching my mother work to combine all of our different cultures and lifestyles as Hispanic Americans. The sewing of flags represents this unification. I’m grateful to my parents for guiding me through life and teaching 3 Featured Art – Tri-City

5 Featured Film Tri-City

Featured Film “Don’t Hold Back” Claremont High School Filmmakers: Brooke Barraza, Julianna Cuellar, Vivian Perez, Mia Poovakad, and Angelique Wiesner View More Films Submit to Annual Film Contest For contest rules, submission category details, entry form and other information visit www.DirectingChangeCA.org

6 Events Tri-City

News and Awards Tri-City Students Recognized for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Achievements Youth Creating Change announced the regional finalists in its 14th annual Directing Change Film Contest encouraging young people to create short films and art projects about suicide prevention and mental health. In addition to the films above, numerous other fantastic films from 6 Events Tri-City

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If at any time you are experiencing an emotional crisis, are thinking about suicide, or are concerned about someone call Tri-City’s Supplemental Crisis Line at (866) 623-9500 or call/text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Both of these are available 24/7.

3 – Featured Art – Fresno

Submit to Contest “This is a letter that I never sent. It’s for the wish I’ve made more times than I can count – the quiet ache of wanting to be enough for someone you love deeply (especially when their love feels conditional). Sometimes our parents withhold approval to push us, but they still love 3 – Featured Art – Fresno

4 Annual Film Contest – County Pages

Annual Film Contest Open to Middle, High School and College Students (12-25) Deadline: March 1, 2023 Free to participate Cash prizes for youth (up to $1000) Regional winners advance to statewide round of judging Award Ceremony in May Submission Categories Suicide Prevention Mental Health Through the Lens of Culture Walk in Our Shoes Animated Short 4 Annual Film Contest – County Pages

5 – Featured Film – Fresno

Featured Film “I Matter” Clovis East High School Filmmaker: Theresa-Marie Yuenger View More Films Submit to Annual Film Contest For contest rules, submission category details, entry form and other information visit www.DirectingChangeCA.org

6 – Events – Fresno

News and Awards Fresno County Youth Place in January Hope & Justice Contest Our January contest asked youth to create art, films, written works, or audio pieces about how they cope with tough times (Hope); the changes they want to see in their communities (Justice); and what they wish their parents (or other adults) knew 6 – Events – Fresno