Frequently Asked
Questions.
General Information
ISYOUTH Online Conference 2026 is an international online event that provides opportunities for children and youth to express their ideas, creativity, and awareness of mental health through meaningful campaigns.
Participants are encouraged to create creative works that promote mental health awareness, build resilience, and provide positive support for children and young people.
The theme of ISYOUTH Online Conference 2026 is:
“Mental Health – Empowering Children and Youth to Build Mental Health Resilience.”
Participants are expected to create campaigns related to mental health awareness, resilience, social support, safe environments, and emotional wellbeing.
ISYOUTH Online Conference 2026 will be held on:
📅 10 October 2026
💻 Online
Participant Information
The event is open to active students from:
• Primary School (Grade 4–6)
• Junior Secondary School
• Senior Secondary School
Participants may participate:
• Individually, or
• In teams of up to 3 students from the same school
Each participant/team may submit only one campaign package according to the selected education level.
Yes. All child participants must obtain permission from their parent or guardian before participating in ISYOUTH Online Conference 2026.
Registration & Timeline
Registration opens on:
📅 28 August 2026
Participants can register through the official website:
🌐 isyouth.id
The registration and submission deadline is:
📅 30 September 2026
⏰ 23:59 WIB
Participants must ensure that all required information and works are submitted before the deadline.
Activity | Date |
Registration Opens | 28 August 2026 |
Registration & Submission Deadline | 30 September 2026, 23:59 WIB |
Verification & Curation | 1–7 October 2026 |
Technical Meeting | 8 October 2026 |
Online Conference | 10 October 2026 |
E-Certificate | No later than 17 October 2026 |
After the submission deadline, the committee will review:
- Participant administration
- Submission completeness
- Compliance with competition requirements
The committee may request original files, drafts, metadata, revision history, or additional explanations if needed for verification.
The Technical Meeting will be held on:
📅 8 October 2026
Participants will receive important information regarding:
- Event procedures
- Competition requirements
- Submission process
- Important schedules
Registration & Competition Materials
Participants can register through the official ISYOUTH website:
🌐 isyouth.id
Participants must provide accurate information, including:
- Participant name
- School name
- Education level
- Teacher/PIC contact
- Parent/guardian contact
Participants can access and download:
- Technical Guidelines
- Competition templates
- Supporting materials
through:
🌐 isyouth.id
Additional materials may also be available through the registration form.
Participants can open the registration form.
The header section of the form provides links to:
- View example videos
- Download the ISYOUTH introduction video
- Access competition materials
Work Requirements
No.
Participants must create one mental health campaign consisting of three connected works:
- Video Campaign
- Digital Poster
- Photojournalism
All three works must have the same main message and support each other as one campaign.
Each participant/team must submit:
- Video Campaign
Requirements:
- Maximum duration: 60 seconds
- Landscape format 16:9
- English language
- English subtitles are required
- All team members must appear in the video
- Digital Poster
Requirements:
- English language
- A2 landscape format
- Clear, creative, and relevant message
- Original and ethical visual materials
- Photojournalism
Requirements:
- One authentic/original photograph
- English title and caption
- Maximum 150 words
- Include:
- Photographer name
- Location
- Date of photograph
Yes.
Digital Poster and Photojournalism must be submitted together in one official template provided by the committee.
Participants can download the template through:
🔗 ISYOUTH 2026 Work Template:
[Click link]
Participants must use the official template and ensure all information, text, and visual elements are complete and clearly readable before submission.
Yes.
The three works must represent one mental health campaign with the same core message.
Yes.
The video, poster, and Photojournalism caption must use English according to the competition requirements.
Yes.
The ISYOUTH introduction video must be included in the participant’s video according to the committee’s requirements.
Submission Process
Participants must upload their works according to the submission mechanism provided by the committee.
Participants may use online storage platforms such as:
- Google Drive
- Other online storage platforms
The file links must then be submitted through the official submission form.
Please ensure:
- Files can be opened
- Links are accessible
- Files meet competition requirements
No.
Photojournalism must use authentic photographs created by the participant/team.
Participants may not use other people’s photos without permission.
Participants may revise their works during the submission period according to committee instructions.
After the submission deadline, changes or replacement of submitted works will not be accepted.
Ethics & AI Policy
No.
AI is not allowed in any part of the work creation process, including:
- Ideas
- Writing
- Translation
- Images
- Audio
- Video
- Design
- Editing
Participants must submit original works.
Yes.
Participants must ensure that all recognisable people in photos or videos have provided consent.
For child participants, parent/guardian consent is required.
Judging & Awards
Judging will be based on:
- Creativity
- Relevance to the theme
- Message clarity
- Originality
- Quality of presentation
The judges’ decision is final.
Award categories include:
🏆 Best Photo Journalism
🏆 Best Poster Campaign
🏆 Best English Video
🏆 Most Inspiring Mental Health Campaign
🏆 Outstanding Team Award
Certificate
E-certificates will be provided no later than:
📅 17 October 2026
Contact Information
For information and assistance regarding ISYOUTH Online Conference 2026, participants may contact:
ISYOUTH Committee
WhatsApp: 0821-1000-4184
International Ust Syifa
WhatsApp: 0822-3251-3751
Ms. Norma
WhatsApp: 0856-4660-8491
When contacting the committee, please include:
- Participant name
- School/institution
- Question or issue
to help the committee provide accurate assistance.
Official Website:
isyouth.id