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International Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE), in collaboration with War Child Holland and UNICEF, is organizing an essay competition to share knowledge and increase awareness of education in emergencies, as well as to provide an opportunity for people around the world to share their thoughts and ideas about what education means to them in times of crisis.
Children, youth and adults are invited to submit their stories about what Education in Emergencies means to them and Why is it Important. The idea of this competition is to give children and adults the opportunity to write about their thoughts and experiences on education in situations of crisis, in particular what education means to them in such contexts.
Essays can be written in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese or Spanish.
The age ranges and respective word limits are as follows:
- 6-12 years - 150 words;
- 13-17 years - 500 words; and
- 18+ years - 1,000 words.
Winners will be announced in December, and there will be education-related prizes for the winning participants.
For more information related to the contest, including submission details, essay prompts, judging information, publication and prizes etc., please visit the INEE Essay Contest webpage. http://www.ineesite.org/en/essay-contest
The INEE Essay Contest will be closed on 19 October 2014. For more information, or for ideas and guidance on how you can participate, please contact essaycontest@ineesite.org.
Get involved! Participate in the INEE Education in Emergencies Essay Contest!
International Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE), in collaboration with War Child Holland and UNICEF, is organizing an essay competition to share knowledge and increase awareness of education in emergencies, as well as to provide an opportunity for people around the world to share their thoughts and ideas about what education means to them in times of crisis.
Children, youth and adults are invited to submit their stories about what Education in Emergencies means to them and Why is it Important. The idea of this competition is to give children and adults the opportunity to write about their thoughts and experiences on education in situations of crisis, in particular what education means to them in such contexts.
Essays can be written in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese or Spanish.
The age ranges and respective word limits are as follows:
- 6-12 years - 150 words;
- 13-17 years - 500 words; and
- 18+ years - 1,000 words.
Winners will be announced in December, and there will be education-related prizes for the winning participants.
For more information related to the contest, including submission details, essay prompts, judging information, publication and prizes etc., please visit the INEE Essay Contest webpage. http://www.ineesite.org/en/essay-contest
The INEE Essay Contest will be closed on 19 October 2014. For more information, or for ideas and guidance on how you can participate, please contact essaycontest@ineesite.org.
Get involved! Participate in the INEE Education in Emergencies Essay Contest!
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