Multimedia Contest
- 2025 Contest
- 2024 Contest Winners
- 2023 Contest Winners
- Spring 2022 Winners
- Fall 2020 Winners
- 2020 Winners
2025 ContestTime to tell your story! Through Civic Action Project, you are working on essential issues people care about. Enter the CAP contest and show the nation how you are making a difference! Express yourself and be creative when sharing your CAP story. The guidelines are there to guide you. How do I tell my story?Tell your story in any digital format you choose. Format examples:
What should my contest entry include?Your entry should include:
All entries will be judged on how well you follow the guidelines. How do I enter the contest?When your contest entry is ready, complete the online entry form (instructions included on the entry form). Remember, the deadline to submit your entry is May 8, 2025. Be sure to complete your entry before this date to be considered for the contest. If you have any questions or need assistance, email David De La Torre at David@teachdemocracy.org. Important notice about copyright!Please do not use any copyrighted video, music, images, or text without the express permission of the copyright owner. Replace any copyrighted material you do not have permission to use with video, music, and images that are copyright-free or that have a Creative Commons license. |
![]() Entries will be considered for the following awards: Honorable Mention (2 awards): Entry deadline: May 8, 2025 |
Constitutional Rights Foundation is proud to announce the winners of the 2023 CAP Multimedia Contest!
We commends the efforts of participating students to take their CAP projects above and beyond! We also thank every CAP student for their dedication to creating positive change in their communities and a better future.
1st Place
Model UN in New Mexico
by Andrew P
East Mountain High School, NM
2nd Place
Homelessness in Tulare County
by Lillian K.
University Preparatory High School, CA
Honorable Mentions
School Safety
by Isabel EunKang O, Hajra, and Dua,
Mountain House High School, CA
AB-367 Menstrual Products Bill
by Emily C
University Preparatory High School, CA
The Importance of Teaching Teen Mental Health at AUHSD Schools
by Cindy Salgado O, Monjeera T, Mark C, Natalie G R, and Michael N
Loara High School, CA
Asylum Seeking
By Eliana W.,
St. Mary’s Academy, CO
Teachers or students can contact Allison Hernandez at allison@crf-usa.org with any questions about their contest entries.
Constitutional Rights Foundation is proud to announce the winners of the 2022 CAP Multimedia Contest!
Students from all over the nation created websites, videos, and presentations to illustrate the variety of civic actions they completed to gain a deeper understanding of issues they care about.
1st Place
Environmental Pollution in Wilmington, CA
Nadira A.
The Los Angeles School of Global Studies
2nd Place
Improving Sexual Education Classes
Celeste C., Carla R., Juliana R., & Jennifer T.
Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies
3rd Place
Campfire Procedure for Safety from Causing Wildfires in California
Raquel R. & Hyunwoo L.
William Howard Taft Charter High School
Fall 2020 Multimedia Contest Winners
1st Place
Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution
Jorge M.
Bennett Day Upper School, Chicago IL
2ndPlace
Climate Change
Leslie C.
Bennett Day Upper School, Chicago IL
3rd Place
Fighting the Consequences of Gentrification
Abigail R.
Bennett Day Upper School, Chicago IL
Honorable Mention
Recycling at COS and UPHS
Adelaide P.
University Preparatory High School, Visalia CA
1st Place
Safety at COS (College of the Sequoias)
Brittney S., Corina F., and Aubrey L.
University Preparatory High School, Visalia CA
2nd Place
Breed Equality
Elizabeth R.
Silver Creek High School, CO
3rd Place
Gender Inequality in the Workplace
Andrea C. and Tamara G.
The International School Nido de Aguilas, Chile
Honorable Metion
Block Schedule
William J. W.
Fayston Preparatory School, South Korea
Student Parking
Mirh N.
Arroyo High School, San Lorenzo CA
Food Waste
Ava D.
The Grauer School, San Diego CA