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YJI Youth Journalism Contest - Multimedia Sports

by Youth Journalism International (YJI)

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YJI Youth Journalism Contest - Multimedia Sports is a competition by Youth Journalism International (YJI), open to students across India.

Mode

Online

Fee

$7

Duration

Annual contest cycle

Format

Both · Teams of 10

Time needed

Submission of previously published work

About This Opportunity

The Multimedia Sports category is part of the annual Youth Journalism International (YJI) contest, one of the longest-running youth journalism competitions worldwide. This category recognizes excellence in multimedia sports journalism, combining video, audio, graphics, and other digital media elements to tell compelling sports stories.

The contest is open to non-professional journalists aged 19 and under who have published or broadcast work in English. Submissions are accepted from school publications, blogs, online papers, and other venues. Entries must be accessible via a public online link.

Entries are evaluated by more than two dozen judges including professional journalists, teachers, and media experts worldwide. Winners from first place to honorable mention receive custom-made award certificates. Individual entry fee is $7 USD with fee waivers available for individuals experiencing financial hardship.

Eligibility

Grade Level
Age Range
- 19 years
Location
Nationwide

Prerequisites

  • Published or broadcast multimedia sports coverage in English

Open to non-professional journalists aged 19 and under worldwide. Work must have been published or broadcast in English.

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Academic Details

JournalismMedia StudiesSports

Difficulty: Intermediate

Rewards & Recognition

Certificate

Award Certificate

Custom-made award certificates for all winners from first place to honorable mention

Recognition

International Journalism Recognition

Skills your child builds

Sports JournalismVideo ProductionSports StorytellingDigital Media

Highlights

  • Celebrates multimedia sports journalism and storytelling
  • Open to young journalists from any country
  • Judged by 24+ professional journalists, teachers, and media experts

Exam format

Language
English

Rounds & format

Single round evaluation of previously published multimedia sports coverage

How entries are judged

Quality of multimedia storytelling, journalistic accuracy, creativity, technical execution of digital media elements, and overall impact of the sports story.

Selection process

Entries are evaluated by a panel of judges, with winners selected based on the judging criteria for excellence in multimedia sports journalism.

How to apply

  1. 1Submit entry via YJI online form with public link to published work
  2. 2Pay entry fee of $7 USD per individual entry or $15-$25 for team entries (fee waivers available)

Fees & financial support

Fee details

Individual entry fee is $7 USD. Team entries: $15 for 5 or fewer members, $25 for 6 or more members. Fee waivers available for individuals experiencing financial hardship.

Frequently asked questions

Is YJI Youth Journalism Contest - Multimedia Sports free?

$7 registration

Who can participate in YJI Youth Journalism Contest - Multimedia Sports?

children aged undefined-19.

What will my child gain from YJI Youth Journalism Contest - Multimedia Sports?

Custom-made award certificate for winners. International recognition for multimedia sports journalism. Portfolio enhancement for aspiring sports journalists. Evaluation by professional journalism judges worldwide.

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