As the United Nations gears up to celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2025, a wave of young creatives is stepping into the spotlight to shape the narrative of our collective tomorrow. The "One Home: Shared Future" Visual Storytelling Initiative, launched by CGTN and global partners, is turning cameras, smartphones, and art tools into megaphones for Gen Z and Millennial voices worldwide. 📱✨
Imagine a digital campfire where over 1,000 young creators from 60+ countries swap stories through photos, videos, and mixed-media collages. The tenth batch of submissions—ranging from neon-lit cityscapes to intimate village moments—reveals a generation obsessed with sustainability, cultural fusion, and tech-powered empathy. 🌆🌱
"We’re not just documenting the world—we’re redesigning it," says 22-year-old Kenyan photographer Amani Omondi, whose series on AI-assisted farming went viral. Meanwhile, Taiwanese digital artist Li Wei’s animated short "Breathing Mountains" merges Taoist philosophy with climate activism, racking up 2M+ views in 48 hours. 🎨💨
Organizers hint that standout works could debut at UN headquarters next year, with a twist: augmented reality installations that let viewers "step into" each creator’s vision. Talk about meta! 🔮
Got a bold idea for humanity’s next chapter? Submissions stay open until March 2025—your Instagram-ready utopia might just go down in history. 🚀
