Monthly Art and Film Contest What is Your Word? Thank you to CYBHI for sponsoring this prompt. CYBHI is transforming the way California supports children, youth and families. It is part of the Governor’s Executive Order to create pathways to help reconnect men and boys with the support, assistance, and help they need. Submission Categories: … 2 Monthly Art and 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
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If at any time you are experiencing an emotional crisis, are thinking about suicide or are concerned about someone call the Riverside County HELPline at (951) 686-HELP (4357) or text HOME to 741-741 to connect with the Crisis Text Line. Both of these are available 24/7.
Events Riverside County 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 Riverside … 6 Events -Riverside
Featured Art Submit to Contest For contest rules, submission category details, entry formand other information visit the contest page.
Featured Film “Capture a Life” Ramona High School Filmmaker: Kaytlin Stephens and Joshua Gowin View More Films Submit to Annual Film Contest For contest rules, submission category details, entry form and other information visit www.DirectingChangeCA.org
“I chose the category of justice because of my personal experiences relating to being treated differently. , Seeing other people of color being treated poorly and noticing them having to change many things about themselves. What I learned about this project is that there are many people can look different from each other but still have many things in common.”