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2020 Student Poster Contest: Plant Hope, Grow Resilience

Updated: Feb 16, 2021


Olympic Community of Health hosted a poster contest to encourage hope and resilience during COVID-19. Students grades K-12 across the Olympic region were encouraged to submit poster designs inspired by the theme “Plant Hope, Grow Resilience”. The poster contest is a part of a broader campaign aimed to provide messages and resources related to individual, family, and workforce resilience.

OCH received 22 incredible poster submissions from all three counties. Selecting the winners was no easy task. The artwork and stories told by these students brought much joy and hope to the OCH staff during the reviewing process. OCH staff HIGHLY recommends reading the amazing descriptions that go along with the posters (they are sure to bring a smile to your face).


Over the next few months, OCH will continue to share and distributing these posters across the Olympic region.


Thank you to all the talented young artists who shared what hope and resilience means to you. Your messages of hope are truly inspiring during such difficult times.


Winning posters (click the arrow to see all four posters):

  • Etta Hovarter, Age 7, Kitsap
  • Hawkin, Age 10.5, Kitsap
  • Jei Dexter, Age 14, Jefferson
  • Sara German, Age 14, Clallam

All poster submissions:

  • Gregory J, age 10, Kitsap
  • Eliana F, age 12, Kitsap
  • Kenny A, age 18, Jefferson
  • Keanu M, age 13, Jefferson
  • JoLynn G, age 6, Jefferson
  • Evelynn P, age 12, Jefferson
  • Brynn O, age 7, Jefferson
  • Aliyah M, age 8, Jefferson
  • Aiden H, age 15, Jefferson
  • Logan W, age 11, Clallam
  • Liam, age 11, Clallam
  • Chayce W, age 9, Clallam
  • Zander S, age 10, Kitsap
  • Nathan, age 11, Kitsap
  • Leon H, age 13, Kitsap
  • Macelyn R, age 10, Kitsap
  • Hayden P, age 8, Kitsap
  • Indigo P, age 10, Kitsap

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The Plant Hope Grow Resilience poster contest is a fantastic program that honors student creativity and environmental consciousness. The proposals demonstrate effective visual communication and compelling narrative. Seeing how young artists employ creative poster designs to convey optimism and resiliency while tackling significant global issues is encouraging. Such initiatives foster creativity, education, and constructive transformation in communities worldwide. Excellent job.

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