Help Us Shine A Light on Antisemitism!
Our student visual arts and playwrights contests celebrate creativity,
promote understanding and empower individuals to stand for what’s right.
Students of all faiths and ethnicities are encouraged to participate!
1st Place Winners
1st Place - Collegiate Level | Beneath The Star’s Wings | Artist Briana M.
1st Place - Senior Division | When Words Leave Cracks | Artist: Mila G.
1st Place Junior Division | 60 | Artist: Lisa S.
1st Place Primary | Harmony Guardian Angel | Artist Aanvi P.
2nd Place Winners
2nd Place Senior Division | Lifted-From-The-Ruins | Artist Rudra P.
2nd Place Junior Division | Between Two Worlds | Artist: Alexis R.
2nd-Place - Primary Division | The Need To Be Heard | Artist Anika-S.
3rd Place Winners
3rd-Place-Senior Division | Never Again: Remembering The Past, Fighting For The Future | Artist Saisharat Y.
3rd Place Junior Division | Can You Feel The Light? | Artist: Brody M.
3rd Place Primary Division | The Light Of Hanukkah – The Light To The World | Artist Sarayu I.
Honorable Mention
Senior Division:
GRADES 10-12
Smoke And Flame | By Kaleigh B.
Kindness Is Wisdom | By Ashley D.
Where Are They Taking Mom | By Susana O.
Shining Through | By Sydney G.
Light In A Dark Forest | By Ava J.
Reverence Of The Rings | By Fiona (August) F.
Vis Azoy Lang Zol Es Geh’n | By Ava Rae B.
Love Will Conquer Hate | By Ross G.
Junior Division:
GRADES 7-9
Israel Is Home In Our Hearts | By Naomi M.
6 Years 6 Lives | | By Bellamarie G.
Gas Filled Chamber | By Sayuri R.
Save Me From This Genocide | By Emma J.
The Last Tear | By Sarita G.
Happy Moments | By Ja’leah L.
Changing A Lightbulb | By Julia F.
Be The Light | By Ekaterina G.
Scared | By Jackson S.
Primary Division:
GRADES 4-6
Shining Starlight On Antisemitism | By Tomas M.
Antisemitism: Horrors Of Holocaust | By Shrihan K.
Responsibility | By Paisley F.
Poetry Of A Broken Mind Sadness | By Lillian T.
Together Against Hate | By Venkata T.
Shining A Light On Upstanders | By Delilah B.
Prayers Beyond Borders | By David R.
Antisemitism Is Deep-Rooted: Plant New Beliefs | By Lorelai B.
