Are you a youth aged 15 to 30 who lives in Canada? Do you like to share your perspectives and vision through photography? We are looking for original photos that explore the idea of connection and community for Canadian youth.
This year, we want to see what collaboration and community means to you. Using photography as a method of visual storytelling, what elements of your community do you most want to showcase and celebrate?
In the last few years, finding connection has been especially difficult, which is why we are so excited to see the unique ways youth are coming together to find joy in community. Be as creative and specific to your experience as you’d like!
Your photos can be artistic impressions or realistic shots. They can be portraits or action shots. We want them to be raw and real. Show us your perspective on connection and community!
Your photos can be artistic impressions or realistic shots. They can be portraits or action shots. We want them to be raw and real. Show us your perspective on connection and community!
10 photos will be selected to be featured in online and in-person galleries. The in-person gallery showing will be held in early November, while the online gallery will be available for the foreseeable future. If your photo is selected to be part of these galleries, you will receive a $500 honorarium.
20 photos will be selected to be features in Tamarack publications and newsletters. Our publication and newsletters reach readers across Canada. $50 will be awarded for each of these photos.
All selected photos will be shown during our conference in November and may be included in our reports and social media and web accounts.
The Contest ends October 23rd, 2022.
10 prizes of $500 will be awarded
20 prizes of $50 will be awarded
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Have questions? Contact mairead@tamarackcommunity.ca.
In the spirit of respect, reciprocity, and truth we honour and acknowledge that our work occurs across Turtle Island (North America), which has been home since time immemorial to the ancestors of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples.
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