Reforming educational curriculum, nationally.
STEM Advocacy Competition
Are you passionate about advocacy and STEM, and want to compete for over $500?
If so, look no further. Judged by real city officials and legislative changemakers, this is a competition for students in grades 7 through 12, built around one question: how do we get more hands-on STEM resources into the classrooms that need them most?
Submit hereWhat You Submit
Deliverable 01
The Video
A 1–2 minute video on why STEM advocacy matters, why it matters to you, and the solutions you would put on the table.
- Length: 1–2 minutes
- Portrait or landscape, both work
- Filmed however you want
Deliverable 02
The One-Pager
A single, research-based infographic page that makes your case: a problem statement, cited hard numbers, and whatever visual drives it home. This must be grounded in real research, not opinion.
- Must be research-based and cited
- Must include statistics
- Graph, pie chart, or data visual
- Infographic style, one page
Winners get published!
How It Runs
01
August 8
Submissions open
Register your team of 1–3 through the official Google Form and start building.
02
August 8 – Sept 6
Build your case
Film your 1–2 minute video, gather your statistics, and design your one-pager.
03
September 6 (11:59 PM PT)
Submissions close
Final video and one-pager due through the form. No late entries.
04
After judging
Judged & published
Real city officials and legislative changemakers score every entry. The top 3 get their one-pager published, and a real shot at putting their idea in front of local officials.
Submissions open August 8
Grades 7–12. Teams of 1 to 3. Over $500 on the line, and a real audience for your idea.
Submit now