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UNESCO logo contest "Women & Peace-culture"
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Author: Patrick Hublou
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 1997 00:00
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Dear all,


the female nature has been, and is, used and abuse in many myths already.
Myths serve a policy and politics can move people, in one way
or the other.

Until 1 December 1997 you can enter competition with artists from
all over the world in the fight to develop the logo for the
UNESCO program 'Women and Peace-culture.

Equality, development and peace are linked together, UNESCO and the
UN-conference about women in Beijing conclude. Women let themselves
less easily convince by the myth that violence always will be effective.
They inspire the transition from a war- towards a peace-culture.


Those who have a proposition for a logo to mobilize the militants of
equality
and tolerance between man and woman by mean of badges, posters,
publications, 
etc. can request forms to participate in the contest at the following
address:

	UNESCO
	Division Women and Peace-culture
	7 Place de Fontenoy
	75007 Paris
	France

Request also detailed and clear information regarding the requirements your

artwork has to apply to.

"The artwork has to be surrounded by a white circle of 18 centimeter
including
the circle that has to keep 2 centimeter distance from the text and title,
in different languages, "Women and Peace-culture". No letter or
alphabetical 
symbol may be used in the colored zone." On request your artwork will be
returned to you after the contest.


The one whose logo is selected receives $1000US and a stay in Paris
(France).
Four honorable mentionings are also available. An exposition at the UNESCO
secretariat in Paris will be held when the logo is launched on
International
Women's Day, 8 March 1998.



Patrick Hublou
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