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Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Medalists Announced
Today the winners of the 90th annual National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards were announced.
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Atrocity Prevention Challenge
USAID, Humanity United and OpenIDEO have partnered to pursue ways to prevent mass atrocities – that is, deliberate mass violence against civilians.
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Call for Student Submissions
:output is the biggest international competition for students in design and architecture.
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50 Books/50 Covers Competition: Deadline March 31
50 Books/50 Covers Competition: Deadline March 31
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Celebrating the Case Study: 18 Winning Entries from AIGA's Justified
Celebrating the Case Study: 18 Winning Entries from AIGA's Justified
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Independence Day Challenge
Design a card for July 4th and you might win a t-shirt.
William Drenttel|Competitions
Update: Design For Change Goes Global
Design For Change, the international design project that gives young people a chance to make a design contribution in their villages and cities has now reached 34 countries, launched a new website and conference, as well as school and …
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Ideas that Matter
Housingus.org was a public awareness campaign to enhance the understanding of affordable housing as a critical element in the future of our towns and villages in the Berkshires.
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Ideas that Matter
Housingus.org was a public awareness campaign to enhance the understanding of affordable housing as a critical element in the future of our towns and villages in the Berkshires.
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Core77 2012 Design Awards
The Core77 Design Competition is one of our favorites each year.
The Editors|Competitions
50 Books/50 Covers Competition: Enter Today
Since 1924, the 50 Books/50 Covers book design competition has been a yearly mainstay of the AIGA. We are pleased to announce that this important design competition is now being hosted by Design Observer. Enter today.
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Wheelwright Prize 2013 Winner
Gia Wolff, Brooklyn-based architect, wins $100,000 travel grant for her proposal Floating City: The Community-Based Architecture of Parade Floats.
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