ADL’s No Place for Hate® Imagine A World Without Hate Student Art Contest

  • March 25, 2014

 

ADL is proud to announce the winners of the No Place for Hate® Imagine A World Without Hate Student Art Contest. Open to the 2013-2014 No Place for Hate schools, elementary, middle and high school students submitted original artwork to convey their vision of a world without prejudice.  Students were asked to create art that illustrated building bridges of understanding between diverse groups of people and that honored diversity, cultural pride and fair treatment for all people.

Nine judges had the challenging task of considering over 50 pieces of art submitted by students attending schools from Durango to Loveland.  The art was judged on its originality, creativity, universality and impact. Student participants shared their vision with explanations of each unique piece.   

Below are the winning submissions:

High School First Place Winner
Hillary H., 9th grade, Denver School of the Arts

 

High School Runner Up
Taylor F., 10th Grade, Denver School of the Arts

 

Middle School First Place Winner
Madeline R., 8th Grade, Denver School of the Arts

 

Middle School Runner Up
Martha S., 8th Grade, Evergreen Middle School

 

Elementary School First Place Winner
Olivia C. and Grace H., 3rd Grade, Cottonwood Plains Elementary School

 

Elementary School Runner Up
Jaslyn G., 5th Grade, Cottonwood Plains Elementary School

 

Elementary School Honorable Mention
Giselle T., 1st Grade, Paris Elementary School

 

Congratulations to all the students, their teachers and their families who participated in cultivating a love of art and a commitment to creating a world that is respectful and inclusive for all.