Sponsored by: Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities

This competition is designed to recognize middle school or high school journalists in Georgia who excel in reporting on behavioral health issues, with a focus on increasing awareness and competency, reducing stigma, and increasing the volume of high-quality, accurate, and sensitive media coverage. Entries should demonstrate a deep understanding of behavioral health, avoid stigmatizing or stereotyping language, and include the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 988 end card.

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Monetary prizes have been designated as follows: 1st place - $750, 2nd place -$500, 3rd place $250, and will be awarded based on the number of qualified and deserving entries as deemed by the judging panel. More details here.