Peace NO War Network  (http://www.peacenowar.net/) 
_http://www.PeaceNOWar.net_ (http://www.peacenowar.net/)   
War is  not the answer, for only love can conquer hate
Not in our Name! And another  world is possible!


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AFSC: If I Had a Trillion Dollars Youth  Video Contest

 
 
 

 
_http://afsc.org/action/if-i-had-trillion-dollars-youth-video-contest_ 
(http://afsc.org/action/if-i-had-trillion-dollars-youth-video-contest)  

 
 
 
 
 
 

_IHTD Curriculum  Final.pdf_ 
(http://afsc.org/sites/afsc.civicactions.net/files/documents/IHTD%20Curriculum%20Final_0.pdf)
 


 
 
 

_IHTD Issues  Toolkit.pdf_ 
(http://afsc.org/sites/afsc.civicactions.net/files/documents/IHTD%20Issues%20Toolkit.pdf)
 


 
 
 

_IHTD  Overview:rules.pdf_ 
(http://afsc.org/sites/afsc.civicactions.net/files/documents/IHTD%20Overview:rules_0.pdf)
 


 
 
 

_How to submit  videos.pdf_ 
(http://afsc.org/sites/afsc.civicactions.net/files/documents/How%20to%20submit%20videos.pdf)
 





The money that is being spent on the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan  
reached $1 trillion on May 30, 2010.   This money could be  spent in our 
communities on many things that now face cuts, like after school  programs, art 
and music programs, and summer jobs. 
You can help us spread the word.  The American Friends Service Committee  
and_ National Priorities Project_ (http://www.nationalpriorities.org/)   are 
sponsoring a youth video project to help young people (13-23) enter the cost 
 of war discussion.  Share your ideas about what you would do – for  
yourself, your family and your community – with $1 trillion by making a short  
(1-3 minute) video by November 30, 2010.
If you are age 13-23 or if you work with youth or in schools, this is a  
chance to get  involved in making a video with the theme “If I Had a  Trillion 
Dollars!”.  You can download all the materials you need to  participate on 
the right side of this page. The videos already submitted for  this project 
are available on _our YouTube channel_ 
(http://www.youtube.com/user/IHTDVideos) . 
Open the Overview/Rules document first for the parameters of the  contest.  
Then you can use the Issues Toolkit  to help you understand  the issues, 
and the Video Toolkit to learn how to make and upload your  video.  If you 
work with a group and have more time to spend, you can use  our Curriculum 
Guide to do activities together to gain more knowledge. For more  in-depth 
training on the Federal Budget, sign-up for a _National  Priorities Project 
Webinar_ 
(http://www.nationalpriorities.org/newsletter/2010/07/13/NPP-new-webinar-federal-budget-101)
 . 
The Rules:
    *   Entries must be produced by youth between the ages of 13 and 23. 
    *   Entries must be uploaded to YouTube with the tag IHTDvideos by   
November 30, 2010. 
    *   Must be between 1 and 3 minutes in length and address the $1 
trillion  price tag for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Prizes:
FIRST PRIZE- $500 and a trip for two to Washington D.C. (airfare and  
accomodations). The winner will have an opportunity to screen their video in  
early 2011 with members of the Obama Adminsitration, Congress, congressional  
aides and members of the press. The winning video will be featured on the  
homepage of the American Friends Service Committee and National Priorities  
Project. 
SECOND & THIRD PRIZE- A Flip Video Camera. 
The Judges:
We are proud to announce the following judges for the If I Had A Trillion  
Dollars Youth Video Contest: 
Diana Coryat trains youth, educators, and grassroots  organizations to use 
media as a tool for dialogue, analysis and  community-building. She is the 
co-founder and former executive director of  Global Action Project (G.A.P.), 
a youth media organization based in New York  City that works with young 
people most affected by injustice to build community  power, cultural 
expression, and political change (_www.global-action.org_ 
(http://www.global-action.org/) ). 
Vijay Prashad is George and Martha Kellner Chair in South  Asian History 
and professor of International Studies at Trinity College. He is  author of 
eleven books, most recently The Darker Nations: a People’s History of  the 
Third World, which won the 2009 Muzaffar Ahmad Book Award. Two of his books,  
Karma of Brown Folks, and Everybody Was Kung Fu Fighting, were chosen by the  
Village Voice as books of the year. 
Andrea Assaf is a performer, writer, director, &  cultural organizer. The 
founder of Art2Action, she has a Masters degree in  Performance Studies and a 
BFA in Acting, both from NYU. She is the former  Artistic Director of New 
WORLD Theater (2004-09), and Program Associate for  Animating Democracy 
(2001-04). Andrea is a recipient of a 2010 Princess Grace  Theater Fellowship, 
and the Gant Gaither Theater Award. She has also received a  2010 Creation 
Fund through the National Performance Network (NPN). In 2007,  Andrea was 
awarded a residency at the Hedgebrook, for “women authoring change.”  Andrea 
serves on the National Steering Committee of the CAATA (Consortium of  Asian 
American Theaters & Artists). She is a member of Alternate ROOTS, and  RAWI 
(Radius of Arab American Writers). 
Haydn Reiss, producer of the new film "Every War Has Two  Losers," has been 
making documentaries for nearly 20 years, beginning with  "William Stafford 
& Robert Bly: A Literary Friendship" in 1994. His  award-winning film, 
"Rumi: Poet of the Heart" has aired nationally on PBS and  screened in 
festivals 
around the world. Clients include organizations working on  the front lines 
of education, the environment, culture, human rights, politics  and 
health.These include PBS, Pacifica Network, The Learning Channel, Civic  
Ventures, 
Omega Boy's Club, Mosaic Multi-Cultural Foundation, The Shanti  Project, The 
Buck Institute for Age Research, Marin Education Fund, Marin  Women's 
Center and many others. Reiss was assistant to producer, Alex Ho on the  
feature, 
'JFK', directed by Oliver Stone, and worked for director Adrian Lyne  for 
two years on the feature 'Jacob's Ladder'. (_www.everywar.com_ 
(http://www.everywar.com/) ). 
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Not in our Name! And another  world is possible!

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