BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.fearlesshv.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:21fee6fb-437e-4134-97c8-1cee3e378726 X-WR-CALDESC:This contest has been postponed. \n\nFearless! invites artists of all kinds from grades 6-12 to share their personal vision and voice in promoting healthy relationships and creating change in our culture. \n\n< b>1 out of every 3 teens is impacted by dating violence before the age of 18\, regardless of race\, socioeconomic status\, sexual orientation\, gend er identity\, religion\, or any other social identity. Types of dating vio lence include emotional/mental\, verbal\, financial\, technological\, phys ical\, and sexual abuse. \n\n

Submission Deadline: Friday\, Februa ry 10th by 5:00pm

\n\nThe title of this year’s theme is Redefini ng the Fairytale. Romanticized and idealized versions of fairytale romance we’ve seen depicted in the media leave us feeling like our relati onships are inadequate. Our expectations of relationships become influence d and defined by unrealistic examples set forth by the stories of our chil dhood and the idea of a “fairytale ending.” This “Disney Love” leads to co nfusion when our real-life relationships don’t quite match our fantasy ide als. In a world that is often overstimulated with these images of an “idea l relationship\,” it is important to adjust society’s expectations and red efine what it looks and feels like to have a healthy and sustainable relat ionship. But of course\, it’s hard to let go of the idea of a fairytale ro mance. It’s not that we can’t have affection\, warmth\, or love\, but it’s that the concept of a fairytale romance is based on a false premise—an id ealized version of reality. We can still have plenty of intimate moments a nd times when we laugh\, smile\, have fun and get warm fuzzies about our p artner. Romance is still great—but it’s the REAL romance we’re looking for \, not the fairytale version.\nFor this year’s theme\, students should exp lore what it means to live in a real-life fairytale relationship. What is your modern-day fairytale? How does your modern-day fairytale differ from society’s expectations of fairytales? How would you challenge society’s vi ew of fairytales? Why are the prince/princess relationships portrayed as the ideal relationship? As our world is ever-changing\, so too are the way s in which we all engage in relationships. Artists are invited to explore the ways in which they would reimagine their own fairytale within their ow n personal relationships.\n\n\nParticipants must review the guidelines and submit all artwork with a completed entry form. \n\nSelected submissio nswill be shown at an art show for Teen Dating Violence Awareness M onth where the winners will also be announced.\n\n
9th Annual Teen Art Show
\nSaturday\, February 18th\nValkyrie Coffee Roasters\n2:00 PM to 4:00 PM\nAt 3:00 PM winners will be announced. \n\n\n1st place winner s for both the 9th-12th grade category and 6th-8th grade category will rec eive prizes. All winners will have a letter of recognition and appreciatio n sent to their schools. The winning artwork will be on display at Fearles s!’s Newburgh office location\, and the artwork of the first-place winners in the 9th-12th grade category will be published in Fearless! materials t hroughout the year.\n\n \n X-WR-RELCALID:cdd9c3bd4902f92e9d4f2a366134e873 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20221106T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20231105T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20220313T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RDATE:20230312T020000 RDATE:20240310T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bfd3e953-2701-4ee2-9d80-73536c7a588a DTSTAMP:20260802T192348Z DESCRIPTION:This contest has been postponed. \n\nFearless! invites artists of all kinds from grades 6-12 to share their personal vision and voice in promoting healthy relationships and creating change in our culture. \n\n1 out of every 3 teens is impacted by dating violence before the age of 1 8\, regardless of race\, socioeconomic status\, sexual orientation\, gende r identity\, religion\, or any other social identity. Types of dating viol ence include emotional/mental\, verbal\, financial\, technological\, physi cal\, and sexual abuse. \n\n

Submission Deadline: Friday\, Februar y 10th by 5:00pm

\n\nThe title of this year’s theme is Redefinin g the Fairytale. Romanticized and idealized versions of fairytale romance we’ve seen depicted in the media leave us feeling like our relatio nships are inadequate. Our expectations of relationships become influenced and defined by unrealistic examples set forth by the stories of our child hood and the idea of a “fairytale ending.” This “Disney Love” leads to con fusion when our real-life relationships don’t quite match our fantasy idea ls. In a world that is often overstimulated with these images of an “ideal relationship\,” it is important to adjust society’s expectations and rede fine what it looks and feels like to have a healthy and sustainable relati onship. But of course\, it’s hard to let go of the idea of a fairytale rom ance. It’s not that we can’t have affection\, warmth\, or love\, but it’s that the concept of a fairytale romance is based on a false premise—an ide alized version of reality. We can still have plenty of intimate moments an d times when we laugh\, smile\, have fun and get warm fuzzies about our pa rtner. Romance is still great—but it’s the REAL romance we’re looking for\ , not the fairytale version.\nFor this year’s theme\, students should expl ore what it means to live in a real-life fairytale relationship. What is y our modern-day fairytale? How does your modern-day fairytale differ from s ociety’s expectations of fairytales? How would you challenge society’s vie w of fairytales? Why are the prince/princess relationships portrayed as t he ideal relationship? As our world is ever-changing\, so too are the ways in which we all engage in relationships. Artists are invited to explore t he ways in which they would reimagine their own fairytale within their own personal relationships.\n\n\nParticipants must review the guidelines and submit all artwork with a completed entry form. \n\nSelected submission swill be shown at an art show for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Mo nth where the winners will also be announced.\n\n
9th Annual Teen A rt Show
\nSaturday\, February 18th\nValkyrie Coffee Roasters\n2:00 PM to 4:00 PM\nAt 3:00 PM winners will be announced. \n\n\n1st place winners for both the 9th-12th grade category and 6th-8th grade category will rece ive prizes. All winners will have a letter of recognition and appreciation sent to their schools. The winning artwork will be on display at Fearless !’s Newburgh office location\, and the artwork of the first-place winners in the 9th-12th grade category will be published in Fearless! materials th roughout the year.\n\n \n DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230218T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230218T160000 LOCATION:Valkyrie Coffee Roasters\, 23 Main Street\, Chester\, NY 10918 US SUMMARY:9th Annual Teen Art Show - POSTPONED END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR