What can you do about the state of online discourse?

With our smart phones and our social media, it’s very easy to say anything we want about anyone and anything.

Why get involved?

This is a project that tries to encourage young people to answer uncomfortable questions.

In the early days of the Internet, nobody knew if you were a dog. Eventually, with mass take-up of social media, it seems that everyone knows everything about us.

But are you really free to say what we want to say without fear of retribution? Do you have something interesting to say in the first place? And is anyone really listening to you?

Like some help?

Our trigger questions on media freedoms will help get you started on your project.

TRIGGER QUESTIONS

Who can participate?

Although we hate stereotyping, if you were born between the mid 1990s and early 2010s, you’re considered to be part of Generation Z.

The good news is that if you’re GenZ and and live in Malta, you’re eligible to submit content that may be showcased on this site.

How to contribute

You need to address the subject of media freedoms. Take a look at some of the questions here for inspiration.

You should submit content that is engaging, informed and that is capable of being shared by you, or others, on online platforms – from blogging platforms to platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Twitch, Imgur, Snapchat and LinkedIn.

To showcase your opinions you may submit any one or a combination of the following types of online content:

A piece of text (no limit to word count)
A blog post or series of posts
An image / visual / illustration / poster / photo / photo gallery
A video
A vlog
An audio recording
A podcast
A meme
An infographic

Make sure that any content you submit is not subject to copyright restrictions from third parties. See also our terms and conditions.

Submit your Content!

Send us your content and see it showcased here.

SUBMIT YOUR CONTENT

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