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To all the girls and young women who submitted: We want to thank you for letting us into your lives. In every essay, we found a kernel of self-awareness, of wonder, of wisdom. We can’t predict the future, but we suspect the next decade will be bright for all of you.

Goi Peace Foundation UNESCO International Essay Contest for Young People 2012- “Creating the Future We Want” Oakseed Ministries International announces its seventh annual essay contest for youths on the topic: Compassion and the Illiterate Child.

The 2019 Scholarship Essay Contest. The 2019 Scholarship Contest has closed. View our winning essays and please check back next year to apply for our 2020 scholarship program. The attorneys at Brady Cobin Law Group recognize the importance of sound planning at every stage of life— when planning for college, when raising a family.

Youth Essay Contest: First Place. Working Together to Create the Africa We Want. Tricia Mawire (Age 24, Zimbabwe) The sun beats down on the ground that’s mostly bare, save for a few stray strands of brown, withered grass and scattered tree stumps.

The goal of the contest is to get entries which are focused specifically on universal design and the possibilities for creating enabling environments with future tech. The winning story could, indeed, have no people with visible disabilities as a result of a truly well-realized version of U.D., though that would be masterful to do without erasing the issues of embodiment and disability.

Come back in early March when NASA announces the essay contest winner. NASA will invite the winning student to see the spacecraft launch in July 2020 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Meanwhile, you can learn more about the Mars 2020 mission, and even see where the rover is now. More Semifinalist Essays.

As we selected the three winners to the essay contest, we noticed that our readers shared many of the same concerns about their futures. These are the most common responses among the 300 essays that we received, with the number of times each topic was picked in parentheses.

In this essay I want to stress a further such motivation: we need to save the biodiversity of our planet from the mass extinction we have triggered. The reason to do so is, apart from our immediate survival, the fact that on a very long timescale we will end up valuing this biodiversity more than any other resource present in the Universe.

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The facet of wartime life I personally find most difficult to imagine, Kitty, is the simple reality of not knowing what the future holds. For people like Anne, the darkness must have seemed nearly.

On January 22, 2014, Tom Ricks—a contributing editor for Foreign Policy magazine, a Senior Advisor on National Security at New America, and a member of the Future of War team—announced a Future of War essay contest on his blog, Best Defense. Below you can find all 27 entries in the contest.

The Lasker Foundation’s annual Essay Contest invites young scientists from around the world to discuss big questions in biomedical research and policy. This year, we asked participants to outline an educational strategy that will increase interest in biomedical sciences among young men and women.