Submission Requirements for All Contests:
- Must be the contestant’s original work and sponsored
by a school or a non-profit youth group
- Illustrate or promote the Vision
and Mission of Erase the Hate
- Should have an original title (NOT simply
‘Erase the Hate’)
- Must comply with all the details for the
particular contest.
- An Intent to Submit Form is greatly appreciated
by Monday, Nov. 2, 2009
- All
entries will become the property of the MultiFaith Council and WGTE and
may be shown in conjunction with Erase the Hate activities and website, MultiFaith Council
activities and websites, and in WGTE programming and publicity.
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Intent to Submit: Please
email contests@erasethehatetoledo.org
or phone 419-475-6535 the following information by Monday, 3 November
2008 or ASAP:
Name of Student
____________________________________ School/Group
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Poster? ____ Poetry?
____ Video? ____
Name of teacher/ adult sponsor:
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Teacher/sponsor Phone: ____________________
Teacher/sponsor Email: __________________________
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- Must be submitted by
the final submission deadline. Monday, Feb. 15, 2010
Questions and digital submissions may be directed to contests@erasethehatetoledo.org
(Required For Video Contest)
STANDARD TALENT RELEASE
PARTICIPANT'S NAME: __________________________________
PARTICIPANT'S TITLE:
_________________________________
PROGRAM TITLE:
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In consideration for the
opportunity to participate in the above-identified program produced by WGTE
Public Broadcasting, I agree that the program may be distributed without
limitation through any means and that I shall not receive any compensation
for my participation.
I further agree that my
participation in the program confers upon me no rights of use, ownership, or
copyright. I release WGTE Public Broadcasting, its employees, agents, and
assigns from all liability for any claims by me or any third party in
connection with my participation in the program.
I confirm that any and all
material furnished by me for this program is either my own or otherwise
authorized such use without obligation to me or any third party. I also agree
to the use of my entry, my name, likeness, portrait or pictures, voice and
biographical material about me for educational, program publicity, and
organizational promotional purposes.
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- 60
second original video
- Submit
entries by mail, in either VHS or DVD format, to:
Trautman at MultiFaith Council
3009 Gunckel Blvd
Toledo, OH 43606
- Entry
must include the WGTE release form included here
with written permissions for use of actors and the completed Application Form.
- We
encourage original music. Secure
and enclose written permissions of artists, composer(s) of
non-copyrighted material. WGTE has licenses for the use of music with a
registered copyright.
- The
jury will judge entries on the basis of technical excellence, reflection
of the Erase the Hate theme, and originality. All entries will become the property
of the
MultiFaith Council and WGTE and may be shown in conjunction with
Erase the Hate activities and website, MultiFaith Council activities and websites, and
in WGTE programming and publicity.
- Deadlines
for entries: “Intent
to Submit” (email or phone) Monday,
2 November 2009. Completed
entries must be received by the MultiFaith Council by Monday, 15 Feb. 2010.
Prizes will be awarded to winning
students in each of three divisions [Grades 6-8, Grades 9-12,
College/University]. ($50 – first place; $30 – second place; $20 – third
place). Group entries must name
the student to receive a winning check which the students may agree to
divide.
- WGTE
will broadcast and video stream prize winners and entries deserving of
merit. We will notify Finalists
following the jury process in March.
Finalist clips will be featured at the Erase
the Hate Youth & Family Event
[March 14, 2010 at Lourdes
Franciscan Center]. The winners will be announced at this
event. All contestants and their families are encouraged to attend.
Details and information may be found at www.multifaithcouncil.org or http://www.erasethehatetoledo.org/contests.html
or www.WGTE.org , by email at contests@erasethehatetoledo.org,
or by phone to Judy Trautman 419-215-4312 or 419-475-6535.
60-Second Video Contest Application Form
Please print
legibly or complete on the computer.
Completed &
signed application and appropriate talent release forms must accompany the project
in DVD or VHS format. Send to:
Trautman at MultiFaith Council
3009 Gunckel Blvd
Toledo, OH 43606
All entries must
be received by the MultiFaith Council by Monday, 15 Feb. 2010.
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Sponsoring
Organization
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Organization
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Winning
prize check would be sent to the above address to the attention of the
teacher/sponsor name below.
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(Lead)
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Posters must be on poster board (11” x 14” or 22” x 28”).
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Mat area
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IMPORTANT – Mark off a ½” to
1” margin or mat area, using a ruler and black marker. This is to permit pinning or stapling in
the museum display without damaging your art.
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Suggested media – crayon, tempera paint, watercolors, collage,
scratchboard, pen & ink, markers, mixed media - any medium using bold
colors. Be creative and think of
ways to use your space effectively. Computer generated or computer enhanced
art will only be accepted in the Senior High Division.
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- Hint for
success: Although the words
‘Erase the Hate’ may appear on the poster, it is best to illustrate
your message. You may even create
a wordless poster or piece of art, as long as it clearly expresses the Erase the Hate Vision and Mission.
- Submit a digital photograph or digital scan of the art by email
accompanied by a digital scan of the completed and signed application form to contests@erasethehatetoledo.org. The digital files should be in jpeg or
png format, preferably at least 200 dpi
resolution, and no larger than 1 MB combined total (art image and
scanned application).
- Or, you may burn
the digital photograph or digital scan to a CD and mail it along with
a paper copy of the completed and signed application form by
the deadline.
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Mail
entries are to be sent to:
Trautman at MultiFaith
Council
3009 Gunckel Blvd
Toledo, OH 43606
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- A jury of Toledo Art Museum
staff will judge entries on the basis of reflection of the Erase the
Hate theme, artistic merit, and originality. We will display Finalist art work at
the Erase
the Hate Youth & Family Event
[March 14, 2010 at Lourdes
Franciscan Center]. The Toledo Museum of Art will also display a selection of
outstanding entries. All digital entries will become the property of the
MultiFaith Council and may be used in conjunction with Erase the Hate
activities and website, MultiFaith Council activities, and on the
MultiFaith Council websites.
We
will notify participants in March if their entry is selected for exhibition
with details of where to bring the actual posters and when it will be
available for pick up after the exhibitions.
The Toledo Museum of Art cannot store the posters after exhibition. Posters not claimed according to the
information provided in March will not be kept. We will announce prize winners at the Erase
the Hate Youth & Family Event
[March 14, 2010 at Lourdes
Franciscan Center]. All contestants and their families
are encouraged to attend.
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Poster/Art Contest Application Form
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Please print legibly or
complete on the computer.
Completed & signed
application must accompany a CD with digital photo or digital scan of the
poster. Send to:
Trautman
at MultiFaith Council
3009 Gunckel Blvd
Toledo, OH 43606
Or by email (with a scan
of completed & signed Application Form) to info@multifaithcouncil.org
All entries must be
received by the MultiFaith Council by Monday,
15 Feb. 2010.
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Sponsoring Organization
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Winning prize check would be sent to the above
address to the attention of the teacher/sponsor name below.
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verify that the submitted poster is entirely my original work. I also agree to the use of my entry, my
name, likeness, portrait or pictures, voice and biographical material about
me for educational, program publicity, and organizational promotional
purposes.
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Statement of Parent /
Guardian:
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am the parent guardian of the above-named minor and I endorse the above
statement on his/her behalf.
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Statement of Teacher /
Sponsor:
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verify that the submitted poster is, to the best of my knowledge, entirely
the original work of the student.
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- The
jury will judge entries on the basis of reflection of the Erase the Hate
theme, style, originality, and oral presentation. All entries will become the property
of the MultiFaith Council and THE
BLADE and may be used in conjunction with Erase the Hate
activities and website, MultiFaith Council activities, in THE BLADE and on the MultiFaith
Council websites.
- Deadlines
for entries: “Intent to Submit” (email or phone) Monday, 2 November 2009. Completed entries must be received by the
MultiFaith Council by Monday, 15
Feb. 2010.
- Prizes
will be awarded to winning students in each division ($50 – first place;
$30 – second place; $20 – third place).
We will notify finalists in late February with details of
the audition later that month.
Finalist poets MUST present
their poems at the audition and MUST
be able to present their poems at the Erase
the Hate Youth & Family Event
[March 14, 2010 at Lourdes
Franciscan Center].
However, a poet may choose to have another student present the poem. In this case, the presenter must be able to
attend the audition and the closing event.
The poet is highly encouraged to attend with the presenter. We will announce prize winners at this
event. All contestants and their families are encouraged to attend.
Details and information may be found at www.multifaithcouncil.org and http://www.erasethehatetoledo.org/contests.html
, by email at contests@erasethehatetoledo.org,
or by phone to Judy Trautman 419-215-4312 or 419-475-6535.
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Poetry
Contest Application Form
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Please print legibly or
complete on the computer.
Completed & signed
application must accompany a legible copy of the poem. Send
to:
Trautman
at MultiFaith Council
3009 Gunckel Blvd
Toledo, OH 43606
Or by email (also with a
scan of the completed & signed Application Form) to contests@erasethehatetoledo.org
All entries must be
received by the MultiFaith Council by Monday,
15 Feb. 2010.
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Sponsoring Organization
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Winning prize check would be sent to the above address
to the attention of the teacher/sponsor name below.
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Statement of Student:
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verify that the submitted poem is entirely my original work. I also agree to the use of my entry, my
name, likeness, portrait or pictures, voice and biographical material about
me for educational, program publicity, and organizational promotional
purposes.
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Statement of Parent /
Guardian:
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am the parent guardian of the above-named minor and I endorse the above
statement on his/her behalf.
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Statement of Teacher /
Sponsor:
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I
verify that the submitted poem is, to the best of my knowledge, entirely
the original work of the student.
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Erase
the Hate: You Can Make a Difference
Vision:
A community where all races, religions, and cultures
live in peace, harmony, and mutual respect.
Mission Statement:
The Erase the Hate Campaign is a collaboration
of Toledo-area religious, educational, and community organizations and
agencies. We work together to
develop programs that encourage an appreciation of diversity.
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Sample
Themes:
You know hate when
you see it. It can take many forms – some
obviously violent, others more secretive – all of them hurtful to
others. It may involve:
- Bullying, hurtful teasing,
name-calling, picking on certain kids, excluding certain kids
- Malicious gossip, spreading vicious rumors
about someone, in person or on-the Internet
- Racism – treating others badly
because of their color or ethnic group
- Religious intolerance – treating
others badly because of their religion
- Mistreating those who have a physical
or mental disability
- Stereotyping / Negative labels –
treating others badly because of an image you have of their group
without really knowing them
- Treating someone badly because you
think they are different
- Anything that prevents people from
getting along well together
Now think of some
ways to ‘Erase’ the above actions.
Brainstorm, in a
group or by yourself, some positive ways to help our community be free of
hate.
What are the
ingredients for a more harmonious community – compassion, understanding,
respect, acceptance?
Websites
you may find useful:
Teaching Tolerance: A Project of the Southern Poverty
Law Center http://www.tolerance.org/
This site has a
wealth of materials, including a section called “10 Ways to Fight Hate”.
Golden Rule
Across the World's Religions http://www.scarboromissions.ca/Golden_rule/index.php.
This site provides versions of the Golden Rule from thirteen different faith
perspectives and is now available in six languages.
Quotes on
tolerance: http://www.wisdomquotes.com/cat_tolerance.html
PREVENT HATE
promotes community empowerment and intergroup relations through activities
and alliances that advance coexistence and defend human rights. http://www.preventhate.org/
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