Population Education invites students from all over the world to participate in the 2019 competition by submitting a short video about human population growth. The video should highlight one of the following global challenges: Preserving Biodiversity, Sustainable Resource Use, Protecting Human Rights. Possible subthemes include:<ol><li>Preserving Biodiversity &ndash; Habitat destruction/fragmentation, ecosystem diversity, coral reefs, deforestation, pollinators, extinction, invasive species</li><li>Sustainable Resource Use&nbsp;&ndash; Energy, fossil fuel use, single-use products, diet, overfishing, global inequities in consumption</li><li>Protecting Human Rights &ndash; Poverty, barriers to education, women and girls, forced migration, environmental/social justice, economic security</li></ol><h3>Requirements:</h3><ol><li>All entries must be a digital video&nbsp;</li><li>Students may work together in groups or as individuals</li><li>The length of the video should not exceed 60 seconds, not including the 10 second title screen</li><li>All entries should begin with a 10 second full-screen &ldquo;title screen&rdquo; that includes the following information: Lead producer&rsquo;s name, school name, school city, title of video, total running time</li><li>All information presented in the video must be cited, giving credit to the original source</li><li>Each video must have only one producer to serve as the main contact.&nbsp;Recognition and prizes will be given to the lead producer and all those listed as co-producers on the entry form</li><li>No professional assistance is allowed. Adults may assist with production but are limited to verbal guidance only. Adults are allowed to be actors or cameramen but not content contributors</li><li>If chosen as finalist, you must submit a signed/completed Parent Permission Form and a signed/completed Actor Release Form for each person appearing in the video&nbsp;</li><li>Contents of the video must be appropriate&nbsp;</li><li>All entries must be in English, and if not in English then they must include English subtitles&nbsp;</li><li>Students should keep at least one copy of their video. Population Connection is not responsible for any films that are lost, damaged, or that do not upload properly</li></ol><h3>Awards:</h3><ul><li>High School</li></ul>First Place: $1,000Second Place: $500Honorable Mentions: $250<ul><li>Middle School</li></ul>First Place: $500Runner-Up: $250<ul><li>Best in State: 50 cash prizes will be awarded to the best video in each state.</li><li>Best International by Region: 6 cash prizes will be awarded to the best international video by world region (Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, North America, South America)</li></ul>

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Population Education Video Contest for School Students and a Prize of $1,000