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RESPECT Proudly Presents
the 2006-7 Poster Contest Winners
Winners
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Refugee
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- Darling Saah
- A-47 Christian Foundation
- Ghana (age 16)
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Non-refugee 6-10 years-old:
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- Jerrika C. Shi
- Saint Jude Catholic School
- Philippines (age 10)
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Non-refugee 11-14 years-old:
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- Hoi Pok Ho
- Simply Art
- China (age 12)
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Non-refugee 15-18 years-old:
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- Alden Chow
- Prince Rupert Secondary School
- Canada (age 18)
Honorable Mentions
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Refugee
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- Daniel K. L. Toh
- Ghana (age 16)
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Non-refugee 6-10 years-old:
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- Nicole Thereza Yu
- Simply Art
- China (age 10)
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Non-refugee 11-14 years-old:
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- Ryanna C. Tee
- Saint Jude Catholic School
- Philippines (age 11)
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Non-refugee 15-18 years-old:
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- Amanada Hobdy
- Bryan Station High School
- USA (age 18)
Postcards with each of the winning entries on them can be printed from each student's page. Just click on the student's name or the image of the student's entry.
Contest Description
Education Opens the Door to the World was the theme for the 2006-7 RESPECT Poster Contest. The purpose of the contest is to promote refugee awareness education. Following the three-step program of involvement with refugee education, RESPECT students worldwide brainstormed this theme, then documented it in an art form. Representations of their thoughts and feelings took shape in US letter or A4 sized posters.
This year's contest had dozens of entries. We selected a winner and honorable mention from the following categories.
- Refugee
- Non-refugee 6-10 years-old
- Non-refugee 11-14 years-old
- Non-refugee 15-18 years-old
The winning have been made into postcards for use with initial correspondence between refugee and non-refugee student partners. Participants were from African, Asian, and North American countries.
Three-Step Program
RESPECT International promotes refugee education and sponsorship in a three-step program:
- Raise awareness on refugee issues among youth by providing educational communities worldwide with information, training and resources.
- Build bridges between youth from refugee schools and non-refugee schools through letter exchanges and beyond.
- Take actions in helping refugees by organizing awareness-raising events to educate others on refugee issues and to raise funds for partner refugee schools.
For more information, please check out our About page.
