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Official Rules and Guidelines
inSIGHT Through Education’s Chesed (Kindness) Social Media Contest is open to any full-time student in The School District of Palm Beach County middle and high schools. This is a student-driven contest, meaning all content must be researched, created, and submitted by the students themselves. Each participant must obtain parental or guardian consent, and a signed waiver must be submitted to confirm eligibility. Students are required to use their personal email address when submitting their entry. Submissions must be an authentic account of Chesed—an act of kindness or compassion—during the Holocaust, such as the actions of rescuers, hidden children, or the Righteous Among the Nations. Every entry must also include a clear connection between the chosen Holocaust narrative and a modern lesson about standing up to antisemitism, bullying, discrimination, or any form of hate while promoting kindness, acceptance, and respect. To ensure accuracy, each submission must include a list of sources used in researching the Holocaust narrative, and all information must be factually reliable. Entries may take the form of a short social media video (TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts) or an educational Instagram slide deck. All submissions must be original, student-created work, and any plagiarism, fabrication, or uncredited use of outside content will result in disqualification.
Entry Dates
All entries must be submitted electronically by January 12th at 11:59 PM EST.
All winners will be informed on Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27th.
Awards Ceremony
An Awards ceremony will take place in the spring. More details to follow.
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