TEDxYouthDay 2013 Reporter Submission
TEDxYouthDay 2013 occurs on November 16th and 17th.  TEDxYouth events will be happening all over the world, and many of them will be livestreaming on the TED website.

We're looking for young people who want to attend one of these TEDx events (in-person or online) and write about their experience. If you are a member of a TEDx team, you can write about your planning experience, or if you are just attending the event, you can interview speakers, or write about how the event impacted you. We also need young people who want to live tweet the events, post to Facebook, and share images of the event on Instagram.

This year's theme for TEDxYouthDay is "The Spark."  We're hoping you'll help us discover the hidden talent in your community!  We are looking for robust content to display on our TEDx properties: when you share the highlights of your local TEDxYouthDay event, you'll have the chance to be featured on the TEDx website or social media. For example, we might share your story on the blog, post your pictures to our Facebook group, or retweet your most unique posts.  

TEDx will also provide all approved TEDxYouthDay Reporters with an official TEDxYouthDay Reporter Certificate.  
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First Name *
Last Name *
Email Address *
Age *
City *
Country *
TEDx Event Affiliation
(if applicable)
Role on TEDx Team
(if applicable)
Have you ever worked on or participated in a TEDx event before?
(if so please list the TEDx event name, date and whether you were a team member or attendee)
Which TEDx event do you plan to write about? *
Will you be attending in-person or viewing the livestream online?
Why do you want to be a TEDxYouthDay Reporter? *
Have you ever filled this type of role in the past?
(if so please list the type of event and how you helped to report it--with a blog post, Tweeting, taking photos, etc.)
What do we need to know about you that we have not asked?
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