Estonian Human Development Report
Estonian Human Development Report - Eesti Koostöö Kogu
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Creative work competition<br />
My Estonia<br />
The following is a selection of creative works by <strong>Estonian</strong>s depicting<br />
both important and memorable personal moments as well as a vision of<br />
<strong>Estonian</strong> life today and in the future.<br />
The competition entitled My Estonia invited <strong>Estonian</strong>s to<br />
take a creative approach to recording what is important<br />
to our people. The goal of the competition was to place<br />
greater value on Estonia as a living environment, to notice<br />
our wonderful compatriots, and to record good thoughts<br />
and memories in pictures.<br />
The topics for the competition fell into five different<br />
categories: Estonia is My Home; Moments I Would Like to<br />
Take with Me into the Future; My Family and My People;<br />
This Is Important to Me; My Estonia in 2018. Hundreds of<br />
authors participated, ranging from preschoolers to citizens<br />
of an advanced age. The panel received almost five<br />
hundred creative works for evaluation.<br />
The panel of judges included: Chairperson Marika<br />
Valk, artist Andres Tolts, journalist Pekka Erelt; Anu<br />
Purre, curator and methodologist at the Kumu Educational<br />
Centre; Maarja Nurm, member of the AIESEC<br />
Estonia management board; and Birgit Pihelgas, representative<br />
of the <strong>Estonian</strong> Association of Student Bodies.<br />
As the winner of the competition, the panel of judges<br />
unanimously chose Ann Kärner, an 8-year-old secondgrade<br />
student from Orissaare Upper Secondary School,<br />
whose work was entitled This is Important to Me: Ann<br />
Plays the Scale.<br />
Winning entry<br />
Ann Kärner (8). Orissaare Upper Secondary School, 2 nd grade. This is Important to Me: Ann Plays the Scale<br />
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