Rubric for Short Stories: Youth Imagine the Future
Length must be between 500-2000 words. **
The Short Story needs to show an understanding of one real place on Earth, and its unique problems. /3
The story demonstrates that the writer researched a variety of solutions for the future. and specifically imagines how people will create electricity, transportation and food in the future. /3
The story shows a more equitable, diverse, accepting future . / 3
The story imagines how our sense of community might differ in the future. (eg. buildings/housing/celebrations/work. /3
The story represents how the natural world and biodiversity might be restored /3
The story has a believable main character (s) /3
The story has an interesting problem that, for the main part, gets solved. /3
The story has a story arc, a sense of a beginning, middle and end. /3
The story has been edited and is, for the most part, free of errors. (Not including minor spelling or grammar errors that do not hurt the reading.) /3
The writer’s work is compelling and unique. /3
Total /30
**NOTE: We will not consider any story written, developed or assisted by "AI" writing tools such as ChatGPT.
Jury: Give each criteria a mark of 1, or 2, or 3 for each criteria as follows:
1= limited demonstration of this criteria
2= good demonstration of this criteria
3=outstanding demonstration of this criteria
Rubric for Art: Youth Imagine the Future
(Dimensions under 50cmx50cmx50cm but larger than 20cm2)
We are not looking for art that simply shows us the ravages of the Climate Crisis. Dig deeper. Show us solutions and a better, possible future. Give us something to work toward! Inspire us.
1. The artwork demonstrates that the artist researched solutions for the future of their chosen region on Earth and has specifically imagined how: people will create electricity &/or transportation &/orfood &or how our sense of community might improve. (eg. buildings/housing or celebrations/work, etc.) The artwork could focus on one, some, or all of these topics. /3
2. The artwork represents how the natural world and biodiversity might be restored /3
3. The artwork shows a more socially just future. Symbols may be used. / 3
4. The artist(s)'s work is compelling and unique. The artwork shows the artist's vision and makes viewers think. /3
5. Quality of artistic composition and overall design based on the theme. /3
Total / 15
Jury: Give each criteria a mark of 1, or 2, or 3 for each criteria as follows:
0= no demonstration of this criteria
1= limited demonstration of this criteria
2= good demonstration of this criteria
3=outstanding demonstration of this criteria
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