Monday, September 25, 2006


Imagining Ourselves: Global Voices from a New Generation of Women


Call For Submissions

Imagining Ourselves launched with a published anthology and an online exhibit on International Women's Day, March 8, 2006. The project received great acclaim and widespread media attention around the globe, from articles in Bombay's TimeOut Magazine to television coverage in Tijuana and numerous reports in the San Francisco media. Since then, we have reached out to a new generation of women on every continent, in four languages and through more than 100 global events and gatherings on the ground in over twenty-five countries. After the successful launch in March, 2006 we are extending the project until September, 2007 and will continue to explore different themes.

What Defines Your Generation of Women?
The one billion women in their twenties and thirties are, perhaps for the first time in history, a generation poised with the resources and tools to do something positive to address the many challenges that face them. Through education, technology, media and travel, this is the first truly global generation. Thousands of young women around the world use Imagining Ourselves as a platform to share their views and connect with a global community. Now we invite you to take part and join us in answering the question: What Defines Your Generation of Women?

Submit your work for our Online Exhibit! Download the application form below and read our easy steps to submit.

Be inspired by our stories. Browse our large selection ranging from photographic essays, personal accounts, painting, poetry and much more. Get involved through conversations and share your thoughts and stories. Take action through our partners, both locally and internationally, and find resources on issues affecting young women.

Join our growing community of thousands of women from over 182 countries, including French actress Julie Delpy, Mexican golfer Lorena Ochoa, novelist Rebecca Walker, international super model Liya Kebede, HRH Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan and many more.

We are looking for submissions from young women in every corner of the globe. If you have a story to tell, images to share, or a voice that wants to be heard, we welcome your submission. We accept film, audio, images and text.

Tell us what defines your generation of women. We look forward to hearing from you!

For more information please contact Sadaf Siddique at sadaf@imow.org

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