Marc Stirdivant Scholarships for Justice
Submission Rules
Essay:
Explain how the preservation of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station site will prevent future violations of human rights. What can the Youth do to ensure that the civil rights violations that occurred at Tuna Canyon Detention Station do not occur again?
- One essay per person, between 400 and 500 words, double spaced in .docx format.
- All essays must be submitted with an entry form. Entry form is below.
- Entries should be sent to TCDSscholarship@gmail.com no later than midnight, Nov. 11 2022.
- A panel of judges will review the essays.
- $500 for First Place, $100 for Second Place.
Art:
Only the Oaks stand testament to the civil rights violations that occurred at the Tuna Canyon Detention Station: there are no historical buildings. Provide Art that will enable people to remember and act upon the history at the Tuna Canyon Detention Station.
- One art entry per person.
- Visual Art may originate in any format but must be submitted electronically with entry form to TCDSscholarship@gmail.com no later than midnight, Nov. 11, 2022. Entry form is below.
- A panel of judges will review the art based on originality, skill, and theme.
- $500 for First Place, $100 for Second Place.
Deadline for entries is midnight on November 11, 2022
Winners announced November 22, 2022
The submission deadline has passed. Thank you for your interest.