World Humanitarian Day Creativity Competition
Announcing the Winners!
We've received 500+ submissions to our competition, Creativity in the Times of COVID-19!
We want to thank all the participants for submissions and patience.
Photography / Videography Section
Children
The winner is, Alpha Tanya! Congratulations!!
Alpha is 7 years old and is from the Democratic Republic of Congo. He's based at the Kyaka II Refugee Settlement in Uganda.
He's spreading awareness about COVID-19 preventive measures through music.
Adolescents
The winner is, Aeshwarya Singh! Congratulations!!
Aeshwarya describes this work as "searching for a ray of hope in the lockdown."
Youth
The winner is, Camila Ordóñez Vargas. Congratulations!
Her video pays tribute to the doctors, nurses, and medical staff that play a central role in the mitigation of the pandemic.
Drawing / Doodling Section
Children
The winner is, Camila Ordóñez Vargas. Congratulations!
“COVID WARRIOR: doctors are fighting COVID-19 by treating the patients who are infected with coronavirus and taking the risk of their life.The police personnel are fighting COVID-19 by making public aware about coronavirus by maintaining social distance and abiding by the protocol of COVID-19 by taking risk of their life.”
Adolescents
The winner is, Agamya Verma. Congratulations!
“In this poster... The hands holding the iron chain with the lock depicts the political power who laid down the lockdown for the protection of our countrymen. The helpless and ill Earth wearing mask is being protected by the doctors and policemen. The tears of Earth are being collected by the poor vendors, sweepers and labours of our country. Having so less with them they are still protecting the Earth.
At the end of the page the figure sitting under the tree is a simple man who has lost all his hopes of life but still is being protected by the doctors, police, political powers and those people who have very little in the world. I painted this poster for I could always be thankful to the Corona warriors . It was very much my own idea I haven't taken any help from any website.”
Youth
The winner is, Vanshika Aggarwal. Congratulations!
“It’s the great realisation during COVID-19 empty roads everybody staying at home and the pain of people in suffering who has been ill or have lost their job or are stuck apart from their families that loneliness, deep regrets of not being with loved ones is shown in my drawing.”
Poem / Storytelling Section
Children
The winner is, Aheli Choudhury. Congratulations! Below is Aheli’s full work.
Adolescents
The winner is, Samriddhi Maria Toppo. Congratulations!
“The world is filled with different shades of people who have an equal contribution to the society. Every drop fills the ocean. We just have to be kind and loving. We just have to be humans.
The following story tries to accentuate the following aspect in the recipe of life.”
You can read the full story here
Youth
The winner is, Natalie Craig. Congratulations!
“Care work has never been something that has been highly valued by the UK society. It was never something that would make you any money, it doesn’t turn a profit. This virus has flipped that narrative on its head. It has reminded us how valuable this work is to the health and happiness of any society across the world.
Care does not discriminate, it demonstrates our universal values. We have an opportunity to develop a new economic system which values all type of activity that meets the core needs of our society within the means of the planet.”
Below is Natalie’s full work.
