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Teen Changemakers Essay Contest

$1,000

January 21, 2024

Awards Available: 3

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  • We All Have Mental Health… How Can Students’ Mental Health Be Supported Virtually and In-Person? For this years' topic, create a virtual mental health campaign or program, including details on how it would impact others and how you would implement it by working with school staff. Connect with your peers to understand what is needed to support their mental health during this time!
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    Essays should be between 500-1000 words (but will not be penalized for surpassing the word count if the content is deemed an essential to the student’s message), in 12 point Times New Roman font. Citations not included in word count. Applicants must be a current high school student in 9th to 12th grade and must provide your high school teacher or counselor's information for verification.
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Yasmin A.  on 10/27/2020 3:59:43 AM

My name is Yasmin Abdurahman and I want to be able to help support the kids who are mentally struggling with working from home. School can already be stressful enough but when you add that to a chaotic household and work your stress levels probably would be going through the roof. Some schools are understanding which is amazing but they aren’t actually helping. When you try and contact councilors, your messages go unanswered and your left to be looking at a screen that your staring at 7 hours a day. We need to create a virtual safe space for kids to tell others what’s going on and how they’re feeling. Administration should then see all of their students feedback on whats going on and should at least lower the work load on students to give them ease. Schools should be more open on mental issues and that students need breaks.

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