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Creative Visions offers exciting campaigns and programs. Explore below to learn more and get involved!
Students have the power to change the world right now. Through Students Rebuild’s annual projects, young people, aged 5-25, learn, connect, and take action on important global issues using their creativity. Students explore a global issue and express their ideas through a creative medium, such as visual, performing, or media arts. Each piece of creative expression or student engaged sparks a $5 donation to support organizations making a difference in our communities and worldwide.
Why Unique & United?
During the 2025-2026 school year, we’re inviting youth around the globe to help build a more united world through Unique & United. Why Unique & United? In a world facing division, uncertainty, and rapid change, young people seek ways to understand themselves and connect with others. Through creative action, students can explore their identities, celebrate their differences, and share their vision for a more united world.
Launched by Creative Visions in 2023, #CreateConnectCare is a year-long youth mental health and well-being initiative that empowers youth ages 11-18 to share their stories, build empathy, and spark change through creative expression. By sharing their mental health experiences and perspectives, young people can raise awareness, foster empathy, challenge stigma, and inspire action.
Why #CreateConnectCare?
Today’s youth face numerous struggles that contribute to a rise in mental health issues. Through the power of creative expression, young people can share their lived experiences and perspectives to make a positive change in mental health support and awareness.
Innerview
In partnership with InnerView, these Calls to Action form a powerful and ongoing series of creative challenges. Each challenge focuses on a different issue, empowering young people to use the arts for self-expression, empathy, and positive impact. These simple yet meaningful initiatives invite students to reflect deeply on their inner and outer worlds and respond through diverse media like photography, poetry, visual arts, and film.
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