The Leonard Grossman Freedom of Expression Student Contest
Entries due by March 15, 2013
Here’s a chance to express yourself, think about the Consititution and win up to $300!
Just respond to the question below with an essay, poem or artwork—use your creativity!
►View the contest flyer for submission directions.
Competition Question
How can the enforcement of immigration laws, including the proposed DREAM Act and Michigan's recent refusal to give DREAMers drivers' licenses impact the "American Dream" for young people and their families?
► Read extra materials about the DREAM Act and other related cases
Entries due by March 15, 2013
Here’s a chance to express yourself, think about the Consititution and win up to $300!
Just respond to the question below with an essay, poem or artwork—use your creativity!
►View the contest flyer for submission directions.
Competition Question
How can the enforcement of immigration laws, including the proposed DREAM Act and Michigan's recent refusal to give DREAMers drivers' licenses impact the "American Dream" for young people and their families?
► Read extra materials about the DREAM Act and other related cases
Competition Rules
Deadline for submissions is March 15, 2013
- Students can compete in either the Written or Art categories.
- First Place in each category is $300. Runners-up win scholarships of $150 and $75.
- You must be in grade 9 to 12 in Wayne or Macomb County.
- Written entries should be 1000 words or less and sent as a Word document.
- Artwork may be delivered to the ACLU of Michigan offices.
► Click here for full submission guidelines.