From reporting to photography, campaigning to song-writing – the fight for human rights can take many forms, something the new-look Amnesty Youth Awards aim to celebrate.
Students with a passion for human rights are being invited to enter the 2014 awards using their medium of choice – written journalism, photo-journalism or music. Amnesty Youth Groups, many of which are based in schools, are also being invited to put themselves forward for a range of awards recognising campaigning and fundraising activities.
SecEd has supported Amnesty’s student awards since they began life as a standalone writing competition four years ago. This year, the awards expanded as photo-journalism and song-writing were introduced. Now for 2014 there are five categories – reporting, photography, song-writing, campaigning and fundraising.
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