Hello, Brian.
I am one of the
editors of Canada Writes, CBC’s online home for original writing.
We just launched a national writing competition
called Hyperlocal and I wanted to ask you for your help getting word out
to those in your networks.
Hyperlocal is an interactive story
map where Canadians can upload personal stories about the changes they see in
their own neighbourhoods. Stories
may touch the big issues we face in a fragile economy, or reflect small changes
in a neighbourhood (such as when a colourful character passes away, or a coffee
chain moves in).
We want to know what's new and changing in your neighbourhood and what that
change means to you.
There are
different ways to submit:
- Text entry between 400-500 words
(photo optional)
- Photo essay and caption (3
photos + 50-100 word caption)
- Video or audio (maximum length:
2 minutes) with a 50-100 word accompanying text
All
stories will be available to be read online, and at the end of the month a jury
will select the most compelling submission from the public. The winning story
will be turned into a web-based interactive by the National Film Board of
Canada’s Digital Studio, and the winner will receive a laptop computer.
There is no cost to enter. Deadline
is May 3, 2013.
Thank you,
Christopher DiRaddo
CBC Radio, Canada
Writes
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