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How to Enter



Step 1: Review the challenge themes and prompts

Step 2: Register for the challenge here so that you will be able to receive updates and resources

Step 3: Choose your submission format and start drafting your vision

Step 4: Submit your entry by April 22, 2025 via email at TheEtobicokeVoice@gmail.com

Step 5: Stay tuned for updates and winner announcements on May 14, 2025


Who Can Participate?

  • Open to all Etobicoke residents

  • Three age categories:

    • Youth (15-18 years old)

    • Young Adults (19-29 years old)

    • Adults (30+ years old)


What We’re Looking For

  • Visionary ideas with real-world impact

  • Creative storytelling and innovative solutions

  • Community-focused approaches to problem-solving


Timeline

  • Feb 26 – Challenge Launch

  • April 22 – Submission Deadline

  • April 23 - May 13 – Judging & Review Period

  • May 14 – Winners Announced


Submission Formats

  • Written Proposals – Essays, reports, or policy briefs (up to 20 pages)

  • Visual Presentations – Infographics, slideshows, or data visualizations

  • Video Submissions – 3-5 minute pitch videos

  • Creative Storytelling – Fiction, letters from the future, or narrative-driven submissions

  • Community Engagement Plans – Campaign roadmaps and action plans

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