» Chapman University’s Annual Holocaust Art and Writing Contest

“Everyone is a winner. Students, teachers, parents and our society are all beneficiaries. As are Holocaust survivors. Survivors benefit because their stories are absorbed by young minds who will be witnesses to the future”
William Elperin, President of The 1939 Society.


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25th Annual Holocaust Art & Writing Contest (2024)

Answering the Call of Memory: Choosing to Act

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Middle School First and Second Place Entries by Category

Art

First Place: The Hope in Hopelessness by Faith Pelz
Second Place: Will to Survive by Raina Kim

Film

First Place: Don't Think Twice by Lucas Menendez
Second Place: Blossoming Memories by Han Lai

Poetry

First Place: The Chance by Hannah Fung
Second Place: The Clouds of War by Olivia Morrison

Prose

First Place: Mourning Silence by Isabelle Tran
Second Place: The Most Dramatic Item -- So Must We All by Chloe Carper

 


High School First and Second Place Entries by Category

Art

First Place: Hope is Never Lost by Jiyun Woo
Second Place: Panis Vitae by Alexia-Irulan Mandache

Film

First Place: The Last Word by Ariella Pelton
Second Place: Until One Day ... by Lelatasiosamoa Fa'atutau'pule'ese's Siufanua

Poetry

First Place: Unbreakable Bonds by Mercy Uchegbu
Second Place: In Remembrance by Elisha Kurian

Prose

First Place: Storyteller by Norah Chowdhury
Second Place: Through My Mother's Eyes by Isabella Aftabi