4·16 Minjoo Citizen Education Center to Exhibit Award-Winning Works from Social Disaster Drawing Contest Starting the 15th

From the 15th of this month until July 14th, the 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center will exhibit the '2023 Memory Hope Drawing Contest Award-Winning Works' at the exhibition hall on the first floor of the Mirae Hope Building, located in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do.

From June 15 to July 14, the 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center will exhibit the '2023 Memory and Hope Drawing Contest Award-Winning Works' at the first-floor exhibition hall of the Mirae Hope Building in the education center located in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do.

This exhibition was planned to spread a culture of social participation among youth who remember and empathize with major social disasters and embrace new hope, as well as to build a consensus.

Earlier, from February to last month, the education center held a contest divided into kindergarten, elementary, and middle/high school categories under the themes of 'Memorial for Social Disasters and Hope for a Safe Society.' Among a total of 1,022 drawings, 99 award-winning works selected through judging will be exhibited this time.

Jeon Myeong-seon, director of the 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center, said, "We carefully and fairly judged over a thousand students' works to select the award-winning pieces," adding, "We expect this exhibition to be a meaningful time to empathize with the thoughts of students living in the present."

Admission to the exhibition is free, and viewing hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays.

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