Russia, Belarus, Georgia, Ukraine, Germany.

Only works created by authors at the age of sixteen and over, and of the length no more than 90 seconds will be accepted. They must meet the following conditions:

1. Original material – compilations from films and suchlike will not be permitted to enter the contest


2. Videos must correspond to the following subject matter “War is not the answer”.


3. Videos in Ukrainian, Georgian, Belarusian, Russian, German and English are accepted. English subtitles are necessary.


4. Videos with inappropriate language will not be permitted to enter the contest.


5. Videos which do not comply to the laws of the participant countries of the contest (Belarus, Germany, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine) for example, those that contain calls to violence, are offensive, include titles of forbidden organizations etc., will not be permitted to enter the contest.


6. The applicant may be a natural or a legal person.


7. The organizers of the contest reserve the right to change the model and brand of prizes.


8. The prize can not be substituted with the money equivalent.


9. The jury's decision to award the prize can not be appealed.


10. Responsibility for observance of the copyright of videos, which participate in the contest, shall bear the author who has sent this video.


11. Participants give their consent to the processing of their personal data (last name, first name, email address and other personal data, reported by the participants).

 

Of course, the main reason for participation in the contest is concordance with its idea and values. But there's also the minimum 1: a possibility to win a cool prize!

Prizes for both nominations are:
1st place: notebook (Intel iCore 7 processor)
2nd place: half-professional SLR camera Canon.
3d place: audio recorder Tascam.

We wish you a good luck!

Is it possible to change the world using vivid images and good ideas?
Can cartoons be an instrument to improve life in our respective societies?
We believe the answer is YES!

The "HUMRA" project was born from the desire for peace and to reinvoke the importance of universal humanistic values.

We count on a new creative approach and on sharing of ideas and resources between (at first glance) different fields such as culture, art, human rights, education and teaching.

We create cartoons that offer an opportunity to reflect together on the human per se, on his/her rights and freedoms. Our animations are artworks yet at the same time, promising and innovative tools for the discussion of important and complex issues faced by society today: how do we actually build peace? What are rights? How do we prevent violations of human rights and human dignity? Who should enforce them? And, in fact, who and what is "the human"?

Evidently, the term "human rights" raises more questions than answers.

HUMRA animations provide an opportunity not only to reflect on these topics, but also to create, to experience, to feel, to pass on the stories oneself and, as a result, to form a new attitude to the issues raised.

Our team brings together representatives of cultural, human rights and educational organizations from Germany, Georgia, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. The educational network includes experienced coaches and teachers skilled in conducting an interesting and engaging dialogue on human rights with different groups in different languages.

We are open to cooperation and are also looking for people who are ready to work with us, to create new cartoons, to conduct educational and awareness raising activities for youth around the world.

Join us!