Create With Us
An idea at your school can become an opportunity for many.
We welcome students from other schools who want to create meaningful speech, debate, and student-learning opportunities. If you have an idea for an event, workshop, or collaboration, we can explore how to turn it into a clear plan that others can join.
Examples of proposals students could bring
- A beginner-friendly interschool workshop.
- A practice tournament or scrimmage.
- A public-speaking event.
- A student-led discussion series.
- A collaborative preparation session.
- An initiative designed to help students who are new to competitive speaking participate.
Collaboration can include discussing the concept, identifying intended participants, defining roles, and exploring organization and logistics.
Specific support depends on the proposal, available capacity, school approval, and partner arrangements. We cannot promise venue access, funding, official endorsement, or that every proposal goes ahead.
How collaboration works
- 1
Bring an idea
Explain what you want to create and who it would serve.
- 2
Shape the opportunity
Identify the audience, format, intended benefit, and practical requirements.
- 3
Agree on responsibilities
Clarify organizers, permissions, venue arrangements, and available support.
- 4
Invite participation
Make eligibility, registration, and participation expectations understandable.
- 5
Deliver and learn
Run the activity, gather feedback, and identify what improved access or learning.
Inclusion in practice
Inclusion becomes meaningful when a student knows an opportunity exists, understands how to join, and has a role they can realistically take on. We want to help student ideas become clear, organized opportunities for participation.
Roles beyond competing