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Draw your way to $14,000 in the What’s Your Story? poster competition

07 Sep 2017
Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas
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Techday is proud to be supporting the What’s Your Story? poster competition which launched today.

What’s Your Story? is an online youth campaign offering youth a voice about the exciting opportunities and tremendous challenges that we all face when we are online.

It is a poster competition that is open to kids aged five to twelve years across Australia and New Zealand.

Competition Overview:

  • The theme that kids need to do a poster for this year is ‘We are connecting to the internet in more ways than ever, so what would you do to make the internet a safer place?’
  • Entry is via whatsyourstory.trendmicro.com.au
  • There is a prize pool of $14,000 in cash and prize.

Competition dates:

  • Sept 7th to Nov 1st entries accepted
  • Sept 7th to Nov 8th allow voting
  • Nov 9th to Nov 15th judging

Judges include Facebook, Twitter, Techday and NetSafe.

To find out more click here.

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