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Poetry of Forgiveness Entry




Hawai'i Forgiveness Project




Thank you for submitting an entry to the Poetry of Forgiveness Awards! Your participation will enrich everyone who attends the event this year, and all who see and hear about it through the press and this website, worldwide.



We hope that your participation will benefit you too, both personally and professionally. Our commitment is to highlight the winning poetry to the maximum possible audience, and to treat your creative work with the highest respect. Awards will be presented personally at Hawai'i International Forgiveness Day, the first Sunday in August.



To submit a nomination, please first review the Entry Qualifications and background, at http://www.hawaiiforgivenessproject.org/awards/. Then fill out the form; carefully describe you and your work, and the connection of the piece you submit to the theme of forgiveness. Provide us with contact information that will allow us to quickly and easily reach you, if you are a winner or runner-up.



A judge and a supervising committee will review the nominations up to the deadline. We may contact you for further details. Those being honored will be notified at the email and/or telephone number you provide.
























You may also contact us as follows:
Roger Epstein
Hawai'i Forgiveness Project
c/of Cades Schutte, LLP
1000 Bishop Street
Honolulu, HI 96813 USA

Phone Cynthia Carson: 888-224-2046
email: info@hawaiiforgivenessproject.org






Hawaii Forgiveness Project




We support forgiveness in all its religious, artistic, personal, justice, educational, social and political forms.




Please click the "submit" button below, once. Wait for your file attachment, if any, to upload; it may take some time. When the process is complete, you will see a thank you and acknowledgment, and you will receive a confirming email.

2008 Awards:

Deadline for receipt of entries is midnight, July 31, 2008. Winners will be informed by the evening of August 1 at the latest, with awards presented in person in Honolulu, August 3, 2008.




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