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Jewish Federation of Cleveland Offers Big Bucks to Students in Creative Arts Contest
The Federation will reward the best entries regarding the Warsaw ghetto uprising
The Jewish Federation of ClevelandΒ will offer a total of $2,500 to winning entries in its 2013 creative arts contest for middle school and high school students.
All students in grades 6-12 in Northeast Ohio schools are invited to submit creative writing and visual arts entries. This year's theme isΒ the "Warsaw Ghetto Uprising." Next year marks the 70th anniversary of theΒ Warsaw ghetto uprising, whenΒ Jewish resistance fighters held off German oppression for a month.
Participating students are asked to use the uprising or others as inspiration in their projects. The Federation suggestsΒ writing or designing from the point of view of a fighter,Β inhabitant or somebody on the outside looking in as a few examples.
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The deadline for submissions is Feb. 1. The winners will be recognized at theΒ annual Yom Hashoah VβHagvura, Holocaust & Heroism Commemoration on April 7Β at Park Synagogue.
Click PDFs to the right for the entry form. If you have questions, emailΒ yomhashoah@jcfcleve.org.
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