2022 Dismantle Patriarchy Art Contest Winners

The 2022 Dismantle Patriarchy Contest challenged high school students to use their creative talents to Dismantle Patriarchy through the use of visual art, music, essay, story, poetry, video or photography to envision how they might change the larger societal system of patriarchy and create an accepting society. Ten winners were chosen and received a $1,000 prize. Winners were honored at our 2022 Youth Summit: Youth Rising for Gender Equity in April.

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Joss-Janelle Wilson, Brooklyn Ascend High School – Brooklyn, New York

Melissa Cabanas, Fort Hamilton High School – Brooklyn, New York

Felicia Facey, Bard High School Early College Queens – Bronx, New York

Ava Lazar, Blacksburg High School – Blacksburg, Virginia

Justin Vincent, Prep Charter High School – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brianna Jackson, Heritage High School – Conyers, GA

Abigail Buchanan, Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology – Stockbridge, GA

Jasmin Langomas, Carteret High School – Carteret, New Jersey

Blake Landow, The Baldwin School – Wayne, Pennsylvania

Andres Lanza, Carteret High School – Carteret, NJ

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Here are a few submissions from our amazing contest winners:

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