"Writings for Fraternity" Contest: LDH invites youth to express themselves

Each year, the Human Rights League organizes this national competition to foster citizenship among young people.

Generic image of a diverse group of young people collaborating on creative projects in a community center.
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Generic image of a diverse group of young people collaborating on creative projects in a community center.

The Human Rights League (LDH) annually organizes the national competition "Writings for Fraternity", inviting young people from kindergarten to vocational training to express themselves on rights-related themes.

The 2026 edition of the national competition "Writings for Fraternity", organized by the Human Rights League (LDH), encourages young people to cultivate their citizenship. The aim is to offer young people, from kindergarten to vocational training and specialized institutions, the opportunity to express themselves on a theme related to human rights.
For this 2026 edition, participants are invited to create an original work, whether it be writings, drawings, videos, or music. The proposed theme is "Together, we become". Young people can participate individually or as part of educational projects.
For more information, you can contact the LDH at the email address: ldh-creteil-maisons-alfort@ldh-france.org.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Créteil (03/11/2026)