art and essay contest

The Art & Essay Contest is one of Peace Islands Institute's (PII) longest running programs that began in 2010. Consistent with Peace Islands Institute's mission of promoting pluralism and bringing people from different backgrounds together, the Art & Essay Contest (A&E) aims for; TOGETHERNESS. Bring middle and high school students from around ...

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The art contest promotes art among military children in grades 1-6 of active duty, disabled, or retired members of the Armed Services, National Guard, or Reserves. Essay Contest. The contest encourages military children to use creative writing to express themselves. The essay contest is open to military children in grades 1-12 of active ...

A&E is an educational event that promotes pluralism and awareness among middle and high school students. It invites them to submit art and essays on common issues and inspire them to make a positive change in their communities.

2022 PII Art & Essay Contest Theme: This year's theme is Humanity and Technology! We are seeking submissions examining how rapid technological advancements of the century impact humanity. Students could approach this subject through new opportunities or ethical concerns that have emerged resulting from new technology.

2024 Art & Essay Contest ACRB is gearing up to prepare for its' 2024 Art & Essay Contest. It has been a few years since the last one, and the time has finally come to bring it back. Please stay tuned for updates. Thank You Participants, Nominees and Winners in The 2020 Arts & Essay

Since 2009, the Children in the Fields Campaign has hosted its art and essay contest annually to provide a safe platform to showcase farmworker children's heartwarming and compelling stories on the national stage, and to empower them as they find the power in their voices.

Essay Contest. - Participants must submit their essays online at www.artandessay.org. - Essays must be original, unpublished, and written by one student. - Each student may submit only one (1) essay. - We ask teachers to sponsor students and guide them.

At Peace Islands Institute, we believe in the power of art and the written word to ignite conversations and foster understanding. Our Art and Essay Contest provides a platform for individuals of all ages to showcase their creativity and share their perspectives on various social and interfaith themes.

The 12th Art and Essay Contest was held this year, on June 16, 2022, at Montclair State University, in the conference center. Over 100 participants, including students, family members, and teachers attended.

Hosted by AACI and in partnership with NBC Bay Area, Growing Up Asian in America (GUAA) is an annual art, essay and video contest that reaches thousands of Bay Area students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Founded 25+ years ago, GUAA encourages young Asian Americans to take pride in their identities, and helps others understand the varied experiences of our youth growing up in the Bay Area ...

Enter the Art and Essay Contest for students in grades K-12 and 4-12 hosted by the Bush Library and Museum. The theme changes every year and aligns with the temporary exhibit in the museum.

The contest calls for entries of original artwork from students in grades K - 12 and essays from students in grades 6 - 12. The contest will be separated in judged in separate grade level groups. The deadline for submissions is 11:59 PM on Monday, April 29, 2024. Entries will be collected in February, March, and April and winners will be ...

Enter original artwork or essays based on George Washington Carver's quote on education and freedom. Win medals, certificates, and a chance to be a park ranger for a day.

George Washington Carver National Monument, in partnership with the Department of Teacher Education at Missouri Southern State University, Spiva Center for the Arts, and Carver Birthplace Association announces the George Washington Carver National Monument 3rd and 4th Grade Art and Essay Contest.

The Species on the Edge Art & Essay Contest empowers 5th grade students to advocate for an endangered or threatened species from New Jersey through a well-researched, creative essay and original art piece.

MoComCon is back Saturday, January 14, 2023, at Germantown Library! MoComCon 2023 Art and Essay contests also return as part of our celebration of all things comics, graphic novels, and fandoms! Both contests open November 1st and close at 5 PM Wednesday, December 14, 2022.

The winners of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Contest and Black History Month Art Contest were recognized at May 6 City Council meeting. Seven artists/authors were awarded $200 and their essays and art pieces will be published in the June edition of Richardson Today .

What the Civil Rights Means to Me. Tell us how the Civil Rights struggle has affected your life and/or the lives of others and how it is relevant today.

The contest consists of two categories, art and essay, and is made up of two participant categories, middle school (grades 6 through 8) and high school (grades 9 through 12).

Denton ISD's Adopt-A-School program recently honored this year's district winners in the annual Adopt-A-School Art and Essay Contest. This year's awards presentation was announced in partnership with the Denton Black Film Festival's opening event at the UNT CoLab on Wednesday, Jan. 24. The evening featured the recognitions of the top-three fourth- and fifth-grade district finalists in ...

The Columbus Human Rights Commission recently announced that submissions are open for the 2024 J. Irwin Miller Art Contest and the Benjamin M. King Essay Contest. The contests are open to students ...

The Forest Hills Public Schools Foundation invites you to participate in our annual high school essay contest! You have the opportunity to win a $1,000 scholarship.

Through artwork, video, or essay submissions, students responded to the prompt 'What does America mean to you?'.

LIVINGSTON, NJ — This summer, members of the Arts Council of Livingston will display their artwork prior to each of the township recreation department's Wednesday night concerts, offering ...

The Benjamin School teacher Anne Franzen is honored during Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians and Jews annual meeting for members, supporters and student essay and creative arts contest awards ...