We’re launching "Show Us YOUR Nashville,” a contest for kids 8-18: Present ideas to city leaders about improving Nashville! Judges: Dr. Adrienne Battle @metroschools Rep. Justin Jones Bill Frist, M.D. @rubyamanfu. Co-hosts @vandyunity Tianna Martinez Prizes up to $1000! Deets: kidizenship.com/show-us-your-n…

We're proud to co-host this Kidizenship contest for youth ages 8-18. If you know a young person who has ideas about improving Nashville, encourage them to enter this contest for a chance to win up to $1,000! More details below.

Excited about partnering with Kidizenship and Amanda Little - its dynamic founder

Are you between 8 - 18 and have an idea to improve the City of Nashville? Enter the Kidizenship "Show us YOUR Nashville!" contest for a chance to win up to $1,000! The deadline to submit is Sept. 22 rb.gy/jkn9b

What a great opportunity to engage Nashville's kids in the future of our city! After all, they're the ones who are going to have to live with the decisions we make now. I highly encourage all kids 8-18, especially Metro Schools students, to share your ideas!!

We're so excited to have Bill Frist, M.D. judging our competition!

TWO WEEKS LEFT to send in your submissions! We can’t wait to see the future for Nashville that YOU see. Details at kidizenship.com/show-us-your-n… 🤩 #showusyournashville

TEN DAYS LEFT to show us your big ideas to improve our city! 🤩 If you're a young Nashvillian, we want to see your ideas for a chance to win up to $1000 and present your idea to city leaders! Details: kidizenship.com/show-us-your-n…

Do you know a young Nashvillian with ideas about how to improve our city? Encourage them to apply to Kidizenship's contest "Show Us Your Nashville," which we are proud to support, by Sept. 22:

ONE WEEK left to get your "Show Us Your Nashville" submissions in! @VandyUnity Here are some examples of submissions for inspiration 🤩 Want to learn how to enter? Visit kidizenship.com

FIVE DAYS LEFT to get your "Show Us Your Nashville" submissions in with your big ideas to improve our city! 🤩 Want to learn how to enter? Visit kidizenship.com

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Announcing the MNPS winners of the Kidizenship Show Us Your Nashville contest! Kamillia Hellweg, age 10, and Stella Graham, 14, took first place in each category, while SJ Clayton, 17, and Tatiyanna Farmer, 13, tied for third. mnps.org/news/featured-…

Thank you for profiling me! Sarah Diaz & Kidizenship watchusrise.com/draft-post-for…

Watch Us Rise Issue 9 features syndicated pieces from The Black & White, the newspaper of Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, MD. We're excited to feature Katelyn Leonard's piece on the implications of using the terms "girl dinner" and "girl math": watchusrise.com/the-danger-of-…

Now a repeat contributor due to her thoughtful and well-rounded pieces, we were proud to republish Andie Korenge's article from Eagle Eye News on the pros and cons of self-diagnosis by social media in Watch Us Rise Issue 9. Check it out! watchusrise.com/the-pros-and-c…

For the first time, Watch Us Rise was able to publish an excellent article by Lia Miller from Hagerty Journalism's The Blueprint, explaining the implications of banning social media for kids. 🤳 watchusrise.com/banning-social…

We loved Nora Richards' article in the Athens Oracle about her month-long experiment replacing her smart phone for a flip phone, which we republished in Issue 9 of Watch Us Rise! Would you give this experiment a try? 📴 watchusrise.com/what-i-learned…