CREATE. SUBMIT. PUBLISH.
Are you looking to build your portfolio? Do you want a larger audience to see your talent and creativity? Can you move people with your art?
ENTER TODAY.
The contest is simple: create a poster to let your peers know about Aaron's Law. Make an impact and change lives. Be sure all of your work is original. Submit it by the deadline, May 10, to have a chance to win and be published.
Choose Your Media.
Digital content may be easily uploaded. If you hand-create a poster, please submit a digital photo of your creation but keep the original. Nondigital winning content will be carefully collected to make professional-grade digital images of the piece. If the pieces cannot be professionally digitized, the winners will forfeit their place.
UNDERSTAND THE ISSUE.
Aaron's Law allows bystanders to call for help when a person overdoses on substances, without being charged for minor related crimes themselves. This law can literally save lives, and it's important that young people know their rights. Also important is that the announcements do not encourage nor condone substance misuse. Find more information here: https://fsph.iupui.edu/doc/research-centers/aarons-law-primer.pdf
https://www.in.gov/dol/2907.htm
https://www.in.gov/dol/2907.htm
Submit your design.
Submit designs electronically through May 10 using the form below, or via email to whitecountyunitedway at gmail.com For problems or questions, please call Nikie at 574-583-6544, ext. 4.
Earn Rewards and Recognition.
Winning designs will be chosen by the White County United Way Junior Board of Trustees on or around May 14, 2021. Winners are eligible to have their designs chosen for a multi-platform media campaign to inform the public about Aaron's Law. Top winners will receive cash-equivalent prizes in the form of gift cards. First place will win $100, second place will win $50, and runner-up will win $25. Winners will be contacted through the information provided on their entry forms. Winners agree to appear in publicity pieces for the contest. Artists must allow WCUW, its affiliates, and production companies full rights to reproduce, publish (in all media), and modify the designs as needed, for the rest of time. Artists maintain ownership of the pieces and are not prohibited from otherwise using, modifying, displaying, or selling the work submitted through this contest.
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