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About 350,000 11-, 12- and 13-year-old students take time each year to imagine a peaceful world through our annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest, now in its 23rd year. Their posters are narrowed down at the club, district and multiple district levels before the final posters are judged at the international level. This year’s grand prize-winning poster was created by Raj Phairembam, an 11-year-old boy from Moirang, Manipur, India.
As the grand prize winner, Raj will receive US$5,000 and a trip with two guests to the awards ceremony at Lions Day with the United Nations in New York City. The sponsoring Lions club president will also receive a trip to the award ceremony. The 23 merit award winners are from Argentina, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Italy, Korea, Malta, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, New Zealand, Spain, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, the United States (California, Florida, Hawaii, Massachusetts and Virginia) and Uruguay.
At this year’s international level of judging, 35 members of the art, education, media, peace and youth communities gathered at the Loyola University Museum of Art in Chicago, Illinois, where they used the contest criteria to narrow down 120 posters to 23 merit winners and one grand prize winner. Many judges expressed how honored they were to take on this task and how difficult it was to narrow down the posters from a collection of so many wonderful images.
In this video, you’ll take an exclusive look at the judging.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSkMBTcrDIc&feature=player_embedded
About 350,000 11-, 12- and 13-year-old students take time each year to imagine a peaceful world through our annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest, now in its 23rd year. Their posters are narrowed down at the club, district and multiple district levels before the final posters are judged at the international level. This year’s grand prize-winning poster was created by Raj Phairembam, an 11-year-old boy from Moirang, Manipur, India.
As the grand prize winner, Raj will receive US$5,000 and a trip with two guests to the awards ceremony at Lions Day with the United Nations in New York City. The sponsoring Lions club president will also receive a trip to the award ceremony. The 23 merit award winners are from Argentina, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Italy, Korea, Malta, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, New Zealand, Spain, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, the United States (California, Florida, Hawaii, Massachusetts and Virginia) and Uruguay.
At this year’s international level of judging, 35 members of the art, education, media, peace and youth communities gathered at the Loyola University Museum of Art in Chicago, Illinois, where they used the contest criteria to narrow down 120 posters to 23 merit winners and one grand prize winner. Many judges expressed how honored they were to take on this task and how difficult it was to narrow down the posters from a collection of so many wonderful images.
In this video, you’ll take an exclusive look at the judging.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSkMBTcrDIc&feature=player_embedded
A escolha, feita no dia 01/12 por Artistas Plásticos de Cascavel/PR, teve apoio da Secretaria de Cultura daquele
município, sendo organizada pela CaL Mairi Marschall - Coordenadora do LD-1 para o “Concurso sobre a Paz”.
 O Governador CL Leocir Lang junto com a Presidente da Região Épsilon, CaL Neiva Anna Scalco também participaram do ato de escolha.Em segundo lugar ficou a aluna Larissa Loyola Barbosa da Escola Crescêncio Barbosa, representando o Lions Clube Clevelândia e em terceiro, Caroline Dallastra dos Santos da Escola Pacaembu, representando o Lions Clube Cascavel. O Governador Leocir Lang falou sobre a proposta do concurso de promover a paz e a discussão sobre o tema nas escolas, agradescendo a todos os participantes |  |
