Eligibility
- Ages 15–25 (high school and college students only)
- Open to individuals or teams (max 4 people)
- Participants must join the official Discord for updates and workshops.
- Must choose a track and category
- Can only submit ONE project
Prizes
Winning teams will receive:
- Mentorship opportunities
- Support to continue developing their projects beyond the event (e.g., PeerBridge Developer Position)
- Generous prizes from sponsors
Top Awards (per track):
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1st Place |
2nd Place |
3rd Place |
4th Place |
5th Place |
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Honorable Mentions:
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5 per category for teams that didn’t win top 5 (10 total)
Tracks for Awards:
- Tech for Empathy
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Digital Safe Spaces
- Cultural Stigma Breakers
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Access to Mental Health Education
- Other
General Rules:
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Treat all of your fellow competitors with respect and integrity
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Do not attempt to cheat or steal other’s projects in any way
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Cross posting and using previously made projects
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Do your best to create a new original project, but previously made ones are fine but will recieve deductions
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Cross-posting is allowed
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No non-original work can be submitted
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Non-original work will be disqualified
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Usage of outside resources for documentation and reference purposes is permitted
AI Guidelines
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The use of AI in the development of your projects is not only permitted but also encouraged
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However, keep in mind quality of your product is considered
