Linking Together Centre is calling for youth in the Inverell and Tingha Aboriginal community to use the powerful combination of their talent and phones to define what is significant in their lives through photography.
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There are five categories and entrants can cover all five or just one. Those are:
- Family
- Landscape
- Joy
- My place in the world
- Strong Women
Prizes will be up for grabs for first place and runners-up in each subject, and all entries will be in a Facebook slideshow, and print exhibition.
The winners will be announced at a NAIDOC Family Fun Day on July 11. This competition is open to youth between the ages of 13 and 19.
Entry is free however there is a limit of two entries per category, which can be in either colour or black and white.
Youth must have permission from any young people featured in the photo to have their image printed and displayed on Facebook.
The deadline for photo entries is June 22, at 5pm and entries forms can be found at Macintyre and Inverell High Schools, Holy Trinity, Armajun AMS, the Linking Together Centre, Inverell Library, BEST Employment or online at: best.com.au/Community-Programs
For more information phone Michèle on 6721 3222.
