Thursday 22 July 2010

no women.no peace.campain.



·Get your work seen by key figures from the field of arts and design, in the media and online



·Win a £500 arts grant



·Support a creative new campaign for women and peace



This summer, GAPS UK is running a creative competition to generate materials for an exciting new campaign on women and peace.

All over the world in conflict situations, women are a prime target. Yet when it comes to building peace, women are not at the table.
That’s our message. We want people to see it, understand it and act on it. And that’s where we need you.

We need your skills to send the message out.

The format is up to you: videos, posters, animations, paintings, sculptures, illustrations…

Get your work seen.

By taking part, you’ll have the chance to put your work in front of the eyes of a jury of respected figures from the arts and design including artists Cathy Wilkes and Nigel Cooke. More judges to be confirmed. The best entries will become part of the No women, no peace. campaign and gain exposure online, in the media and at public events. The winning piece will be presented to the UK’s Foreign Secretary and the winner will receive a £500 arts grant!

Join the competition.

Visit www.nowomennopeace.org to register to receive an application pack when the competition opens shortly. Closing date for entries is 31st August 2010.

Help spread the word.

Please forward this message to your contacts, link to our website or help to distribute our posters and flyers. We’re also on facebook and Twitter.

About us.

The campaign is run by GAPS UK (Gender Action for Peace and Security), a network whose members include:

Amnesty International UK, CARE International UK, International Alert, Oxfam GB, WOMANKIND Worldwide and Women for Women International UK.


Natalie Sharples - Campaigns and Outreach Officer

No women, no peace. Campaign
Gender Action for Peace and Security (GAPS UK)
+44 (0) 207 922 7776

Go to www.nowomennopeace.org to register for our creative competition and become one of the first No women, no peace. activists.

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