Submissions should highlight:

• The positive and negative impacts of international or internal migration, in a sending or a receiving country and how his has affected your family, your community, or, your country.

• You can address these through: a social and economic perspective (for instance, increased opportunities for young people, brain gain and remittances versus mass youth migration, brain drain and undocumented migration).

• What young people and youth organizations are doing to address the negative impacts of migration and also to enhance the benefits of youth migration in their communities or countries.

Send us your media contents to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it no later than 10 March 2013.

Photos

Photos submitted by participants should capture youth in migration or youth-left behind by migrant parents (in different places and under various conditions) in a creative and original manner. Young photographers are invited to focus specifically on migrant conditions, gender issues, discrimination, irregular migration processes, migration to cities, poverty and its linkages with migration, among other issues. You can also send us photos that illustrate young people taking action on migration and development issues. Please email your photos to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject line: UN World Youth Report - Photos.

Illustrated Front Cover

This is a challenge for a great young artist or illustrator: we are looking for a really striking image that reflects the theme of youth migration; use your imagination to create an image that will make others understand how young people are affected by migration and why migration is an issue of concern for young people. Please email your submissions to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject line: UN World Youth Report - Illustrated Front Cover