BCLC Christina Beresford Human Rights Video Competition

 BCLC Christina Beresford Human Rights Video Competition 

 1st prize: 200 euro 

Runner up prize: 100 euro 

 The winning video will be screened at BCLC’s 20th anniversary celebration in The Axis. 

 

WHO CAN ENTER 

Young people aged between 12-18 

Living or going to school in Ballymun 

Individual or team entries accepted 

 

VIDEO DETAILS 

Videos should focus on one human right that they feel is relevant to daily life in Ballymun, and how as young people they can play a part in the protection and realisation of that right.  

Videos should be at least 3 minutes long and maximum 5 minutes. 

Marks will be given for creativity and relevance. 

 

HOW TO ENTER 

Complete an entry form, including parental consent forms for all entrants/young people in the video, email to info@bclc.ie and you will be sent a unique link to a shared folder to upload your video. 

 

JUDGES 

Alice Walsh, Barrister and BITE board member. 

Tony Geoghan, member of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. 

Mary Garrick, solicitor and former Senior Executive Solicitor at Fingal County Council. 

 The competition is generously sponsored by Cormac O’Ceallaigh & Co. Solicitors, Phibsborough. 

 

Application form is here: Christina Beresford Human Rights Video Competition Application Form

Further Information Sheet is here:Christina Beresford Human Rights Video Competition Information Sheet

Powerpoint presentation on human rights given to Trinity Comp: Christina Beresford Human rights video competition (presentation)

Email entries to info@bclc.ie before 5pm on the 20th October 2022