This youth-affirming project is inspired by a brainwave from Sowetan Live colleague Razia Pillay. You can send us a short poem, a little rap act, short video presentation, picture story, prose or any artistic expression.
Your creative submissions should all be addressing topics including:
* What it means for me to be broke,
* Potential,
* If I was a youth leader, this is what I'd do/change,
* Growing up in the hood,
* Am I privileged if I have everything?, or
* on the topic: Stop....?!;
Or you can express yourself on these other topics:
* My role model is.... because....
* What my grandmother has taught me;
* Every scar has a story,
* Peer pressure,
* Freedom,
* Growing up with granny,
* Daddy's girl,
* I'm over this celeb / hobby / booze / guy... because...,
* Being broke,
* Rebelling against everything,
* My first kiss, and
* Getting a piercing and or a tattoo.
The best work will be published in the Sowetan Nation Building section on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays. Send submissions via e-mail to tellus@sowetan.co.za or drop your submission off at: Avusa House, 4 Biermann Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg. Please mark it For Attention Razia Pillay at Sowetan LIVE.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: tellus@sowetan.co.za
For submissions: tellus@sowetan.co.za
Website: http://www.sowetanlive.co.za
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