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"What are you and your generation

doing for civil rights today?"




The Contest

We're looking for people ages 16-25 to create videos between 30 seconds and two minutes in length in response to the question: What are you and your generation doing for civil rights today?


How To Enter

By October 31:
  1. Upload your video to YouTube
  2. Tag it civilrights2.0
  3. Fill out our registration form by October 31
  4. That's it!

Judging & Prizes

Entries will be judged by a panel of celebrity judges, including MTV News Correspondent, and former America's Next Top Model contestant, Kim Stolz, and award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson.

One lucky winner will receive a trip to New York City; three runners-up will each receive a video camera.

Enter Your Video!

Use this form to officially enter your video in the contest.

Civil Rights? Wasn't That Solved In The 60s?

Civil rights encompasses a wide range of issues facing America. Check out the video Take Back The Courts, made by award-winning documentarian Stanley Nelson, which exposes the negative consequences of a federal judiciary that is increasingly opposed to civil rights protections. Mr. Nelson puts a human face on what has come to be known as the rollback of civil rights.

Contest Rules

Official Rules and Submission Agreement for the Civil Rights 2.0 Online Video Contest

Special Thanks and Video Credits

The Campaign would like to thank the following groups and individuals for helping to make our contest possible.

CIVIL RIGHTS 2.0
The Campaign wants videos from people ages 16-25 responding to the question:


"What are you and your generation doing for civil rights today?"


Register to be notified when the contest launches by visiting the contest homepage.

The National Campaign to Restore Civil Rights works to ensure that the courts protect and preserve justice, fairness, and opportunity for everyone.

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