Student Video and Poster Competition
Student Video and Poster Competition 2022
The challenge is for students to create a one-minute video or A3 poster to make a positive change in attitudes to asylum seekers. If you’re seeking safety in a strange country and are viewed with suspicion, fear and criticism, your life can be very hard to bear.
By helping to make a positive difference to attitudes within their class, school and the broader community, students can make life better for people who are doing it tough.
Closing date: 31 July
Find out how; Student Video and Poster Competition 2022
Videos
All prize winners on our Home page
See all Video entries at Blue Mountains Refugee Support Group YouTube
Posters 2021
Equal 2nd Izebella Valencia, NCAPAHS
We Are Stealing From Refugees, Zac Thompson Smith's Hill High School
Yinan Li, Smith's Hill High School
Xiaqita NCAPAHS
1st Prize Mikayla Kerestesi, NCAPAHS
Equal 2nd New Beginning. Hannah Brown NCAPAHS
Matilda Steel, NCAPAHS
Ella Brady, Smith's Hill High School
Concetta Coletta, NCAPAHS
Prize-Winners in RAR/BMRSG National Video and Poster Competition 2020
“Kids Speak Out
Empathy, outrage, compassion and fellow feeling come through loud and clear in entries from school students in the Video and Poster competition run by BMRSG and Rural Australians for Refugees.
Messages like “Shine a light on the darkness”, “Struggle is real”, “It could be you“, “this could be your tomorrow” show a depth of heartfelt humanity and an understanding of the impact of our countries’ current policies on both refugees and people seeking asylum and on our nation’s soul. Positive messages from the students of the great contribution refugees can make to our community are an inspiration.
Read more on the 2020 winners of the Poster Competition
Students from NCAPAHS, Emu Plains