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GenZ COMPETITION WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
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We are delighted to announce that the winners of the GenZ Competition are Claire De Battista and Ian Farrugia. Claire and Ian will head to London on April 24th for an intense week of work experience and meetings. They will spend time at the BBC, the Guardian and the Economist and meet people from a range of other mainstream and alternative media outlets to further develop their work and thinking on media freedoms.
We received submissions from 102 participants, with some entrants submitting more than one piece of content.
The judges of the competition were Janette Ballard, and Professor Gorg Mallia and Professor Vince Briffa from the University of Malta. The judges found the submissions were of an excellent standard and demonstrated extensive knowledge, critical thinking and original creative flare. It is clear that Generation Z is fearless about identifying, addressing and embracing the many issues that modern digital media poses.
With such a high calibre of entries, the judges' work was both enjoyable and difficult. In addition to the two winners of the internships, two entries were recognised for 'Special Mentions' and a further six entries awarded ‘Highly Commended’. The full list of winners is below:
WINNERS UK INTERNSHIPS
Claire De Battista
Ian Farrugia
SPECIAL MENTIONS
Sean Montebello
Megan Mallia
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Aidan de Carlo
Amy Grech Pirotta
Giulia Cicero Santalena
Eleanor Saliba
Francesca Maria Farrugia
Justine Cefai
Once again, we congratulate all the winners.
Alex Grech
Director 3CL Foundation
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THE FUTURE OF THE GenZ PROJECT
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The project to date has been supported by a grant from the British High Commission in Malta. Our intent is to explore how we may continue running the project beyond the UK internships. Please stay in touch. We will continue to post updates on the GenZ portal and updates on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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