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Spring 2009 Poetry Contest

Wednesday, April 15, 2009 12:00 PM to 12:00 PM

 
Photo by Shirley K. ONeil Scott (Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Generic).
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Dear Readers,

Global Policy Innovations announces the Spring 2009 Poetry Contest.

Theme: Spring is a time of renewal, something that is clearly needed in the global economy in 2009. Carnegie Council's Policy Innovations invites you to write a poem that captures this time of growth and send it to us. What do innovations, ethics, and globalization mean to you personally? Paint a moment of emotion—an instant of transformation, personal or political—illustrating humanitarian heroics or global solidarity. We will select a handful of winning poems and publish them in a special issue later this spring. Feel free to send us your poem through email, as Twitter #haiku, or via Facebook.

Deadline: April 15, 2009
Length: 10 lines or less
Original Work: All work must be original and unpublished reflections on the contest theme.
Publishing: The winning submissions will be published under a Creative Commons license on the Policy Innovations website.
Prize: Literary fame! Policy Innovations is a nonprofit, noncommercial global commons for ideas on crafting a fairer globalization. As such we run no advertisements and rely on thoughtful and generous readers and writers such as you.
Contact: policyinnovations@cceia.org

We look forward to your contributions.

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Location:
The inspirational ether.


Contact:
Please send submissions to:

policyinnovations@cceia.org

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