The Art of Peace Challenge Showcase - November 15, 2008
Award recipients and their artistic works were recognized at a showcase in Edmonton on November 15, 2008 where they were honoured by their advisors, family members, professional artists, and government officials. Congratulations to all of the youth who participated in The Art of Peace Challenge for their leadership in family violence and bullying prevention!
- Showcase Photos (in PowerPoint)
- Showcase Photos (in PDF)
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Cyberbullying, The Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary (Major Award - Group)1
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Cyberbullying, Boys and Girls Club of Leduc (Honourable Mention Award - Group)2
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Family Violence Public Service Announcement, Tavin Dack (Major Award-Individual)2
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Photography, Shalene Oehlerking (Honourable Mention Award - Individual)
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End the Silence. Stop the Violence, Ryley School
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Public Service Announcement for Anti-Bullying, Saddle Lake Boys and Girls Club
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I Will Survive, Poem, Anonymous
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A Chance Taken, Screenplay, Mariah Barton
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Understand Me, Play Script, Catholic Central High School
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Wasted Lives, Poem, Jordan Cormack (Major Award - Individual)
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Help Me Mommy, Poem, Stephanie Dyck (Honourable Mention Award - Individual)
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Stop the Violence, Song Lyrics with Music Score, Kenny
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Elder Abuse, Poems, Marty MacLeod
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Fly Away Kallima, Short Story, Amanda Van Slyke
- Peace and Hope, Mixed Media, Brett Dahl (Major Award - Individual)
- Untitled, Acrylic, Emma Houghton
- Untitled, Watercolour, Amanda McKenzie (Major Award - Individual)
- White bird breaking free, Pencil, Lucy Thirlwell
- Compassion toward others in pain or need, Felt, Victoria
- Rooted in generational abuse, Pencil, Samantha Washington
- Bullying affects us all, Spraypaint, Luke Wasylyshyn
- Abused teenage girl, Chalk pastel, Chase Wilk
1Statistical information was provided by Amaira Hansen based on personal communications at a bullying conference - Tim Horton’s Camp held in Kananaskis, Alberta, May 2008.
2 Submissions not available for viewing online.
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