Atila Women Creators Scholarship 
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Description
The scholarship is open to any Canadian student in high school, university, or college that identifies as a woman. To apply for this scholarship, you must create a piece of digital content with the theme of 2020. This can be an essay, video, or any other format of your choice
Other Criteria
Country: Canada🇨🇦
Female Only 🙎🏾
Scholarship ID: 734
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| Award | Funding Amount |
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Tomiwa Ademidun CreatorContributors
$25.00
Finalists
Finalists' Essays
Knee to the Neck In 2020, we all knew about the events that transpired. George Floyd. Another black man, Killed in the daylight hours.
2020 was... interesting to say the least. But to say the most, how would you describe 2020?
Topic: Create a piece of digital content with the theme of 2020. Pick any event or series of events that happened in 2020 and let us know your thoughts about it. It can be anything from social issues, political events to music, movies, business, pop culture, memes, anything.
Format: It can be in any format that best allows you to express yourself:
This includes anything ranging from essays to videos on Youtube, Tik Tok, infographics carousels on Instagram, music, art, poetry, or any other format you prefer.
You must also engage with one of our social media posts:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CJZoBgDs56Y/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atilatech1/posts/1013029692518954
Twitter: https://twitter.com/atilatech/status/1344066058286751744
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6749832875060842496/
If you have any questions about this scholarship, feel free to ask on our reddit page and we will get back to you promptly:
https://www.reddit.com/r/atila/comments/kn8n5q/atila_women_creators_scholarship/
Update: Social media engagement is encouraged but optional.
Image Source: School integration in the United States, Wikipedia and Loretto College Residence for Women
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