RTDNA Student Edward R. Murrow Awards
A national broadcast/digital journalism competition open to high school and undergraduate students, judging entries across eight audio, video, and digital categories; one Student Murrow Award is given per category, with winners honored at RTDNA's Murrow Awards Gala.
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Community Media Center of Marin (CMCM) Youth Media Academy
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Astronomical League National Young Astronomer Award (NYAA)
A national award from the Astronomical League that recognizes outstanding original astronomical research by US high-school-age students, judged by a panel of professional astronomers; the first-place winner receives a telescope and an expense-paid trip to the League's national convention, ALCon.
GSPA Summer Media Academy
A one-week in-person academy at the University of Georgia (run by the Georgia Scholastic Press Association) where high schoolers choose a track in Broadcast Journalism, Multimedia Journalism, Entertainment and Media Studies, or Advertising and PR, producing broadcast shows, news pieces, and short films.
JTA Teen Journalism Fellowship
A free, remote fellowship from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency for U.S. Jewish high schoolers ages 15-18 to pitch and report a 750-1,000 word article examining their community through a Jewish teen lens, with training and virtual mentorship meetings.
KIDS FIRST! Youth Film Critics Team
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