MyImpact Challenge is coming to Utah!
This contest is a wonderful match with your community engagement done through your involvement with Youthlinc. Whether you’re done Service Year or have applied for the Young Humanitarian Award, this is a great complement to what you are doing.
MyImpact Challenge is the Bill of Rights Institute’s national civic engagement contest. They’re awarding $40,000 in prizes for students and teachers—including a $10,000 grand prize for the top student project!
Even better?
Through an exciting collaboration with the Utah Civic Learning Collaborative (UCLC), Utah Valley University’s Center for Civic Thought and Leadership, and Youthlinc, Utah will get its own MyImpact Challenge contest and civics fair!
When: June 14, 2023 (Flag Day) 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: at UVU. Details here
What: Utah students will showcase their work and win more than $5,000 in prizes. Educators and parents (and students) can enjoy workshops designed to grow youth impact on a local, state, national, and global scale.
Who: Utah students aged 13-18 years old (public, private, home, or charter school students welcome!)
To enter, a student must undertake a service project in their community and submit:
- A brief project report
- An essay on how their project exemplifies civic virtues and American founding principles
- Photo or video documentation
- This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your local service impact!
Full rules and guidelines can be found online at MyImpactChallenge.org. See the 2022 contest winners HERE.
How can you get involved? There are three things you can do right now:
#1 Visit the Bill of Rights Institute’s MyImpact Challenge page for Utah
#2. Have any questions in the meantime? We’re building a special MyImpact Challenge FAQ page. You can submit your questions right HERE and we’ll work with representatives from the Bill of Rights Institute to get them answered.
MyImpact Challenge is an awesome, resume-building opportunity for Utah students to learn about civics and Constitutional principles while making a difference in their communities.