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Changing the world seems like an impossible task. There are so many problems, so little money, and so little time. Where do you start?

Plan Canada invites you to look past all the reasons that changing the world is hard and think about how your ideas can make things better.

Answer the question, "If you had no limits (time, money, power) what would you do to take action on a global issue?" by giving us your photograph(s) and or written response(s) by May 19, 2009. The winner will receive $500 towards the social initiative of his or her choice.  read more »

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MJF and teenflare.com are happy to announce the winner of their photo contest "Show us your Flare". The winner is Paddy Jane Gallegher for her winning photo "Happiness is a Warm Parasol"

Paddy will receive $500 cash, an Xbox 360 console, and her own exclusive biography page in the December issue of Flare Magazine. Teen Flare.  read more »

Mobile Jam Fest, the world's first interactive youth creativity festival, is generating significant momentum with the signing of yet another big sponsor. Herbal Essences has become the newest festival sponsor joining Yahoo Canada, CoverGirl, the United Nations, Movie Storm, Xbox 360 and many others who have seen how youth have embraced Mobile Jam Fest and want to be a part of it. Further details on Herbal Essences sponsorship will be coming soon so stay tuned.

The Hip-Hop Association invites ILLUSTRATORS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS to submit work for THE WOMANHOOD LEARNING PROJECT.

The Womanhood Learning project is a two-year initiative that explores women's roles and leadership positions in different sectors within Hip-Hop culture and the community. This project is intended to bring unity within women in Hip-Hop by creating a space to learn, build, and bring about concrete change through an online platform - www.womeninhiphop.net, a book, a case study, and a marketing campaign empowering women around the world.  read more »

TORONTO, Sept. 10 /CNW/ - Manifesto is taking over the city of Toronto
this September with one of the largest urban music and arts lineups to ever
hit the city.

The first-ever MANIFESTO festival of urban music and art is set to take
place throughout Toronto on September 20-23, 2007. The four-day citywide
festival showcases a diverse array of talent that aims to pay respect to the
roots of the city's urban culture, spark imagination, and to plant seeds for
its future. With nearly 100 artists participating over four days, the festival  read more »