UNA-Canada Youth Global Citizen Prize 2026 for Young Canadians
Brief Description
The United Nations Association in Canada (UNA-Canada) has relaunched the UNA-Canada Youth Global Citizen Prize 2026 in celebration of its 80th anniversary. This competition invites young people across Canada to submit innovative responses to a central question: “Which Sustainable Development Goal matters most to you, and how would you help advance it?” Designed to encourage youth to treat global citizenship as an active way of leading and problem-solving, this initiative provides a platform for creative ideas addressing shared global challenges. Applicants can secure a share of $2,500 in total prize support sponsored by Solara Path. If you are searching for a Youth Global Citizen Prize 2026 submission platform or reliable Canada youth grants, this opportunity allows you to showcase your commitment to global development.Name of Host Institution
United Nations Association in Canada (UNA-Canada)Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Age: You must be between 14 and 30 years old, inclusive, on the application deadline.
- Residency: You must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada, or currently residing in Canada.
- Format: You may submit as an individual or as part of a team. Every team member must individually meet all eligibility criteria.
- Originality: Your submission must be original work owned entirely by you or your team.
- AI Restrictions: Generative AI may not be used to create, write, design, or substantially develop your submission content. Basic tools for spelling, grammar, and accessibility are permitted.
- Submission Limit: You may participate in only one submission, whether as an individual or a team member.
- Language: Submissions must be in English or French. Submissions in other languages require an accompanying English or French translation or transcript.
Prize Support
A total of $2,500 in prize support is available through sponsorship from Solara Path.Deadline
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