Arizona Attorney General
Student Art Competition
"Why Should I care About Elder Abuse?"
In an effort to make young people aware of the tragedy of elder abuse, the Attorney General's office, the Arizona Elder Abuse Coalition and the Arizona Area Agencies on Aging partnered in the 2010 "Why Should I Care About Elder Abuse?" Student Arts Competition.
High School Juniors throughout Arizona were invited to create an original artwork illustrating the "Why Should I Care About Elder Abuse?" message for use on a poster that was distributed as part of a statewide Elder Abuse Awareness campaign in conjunction with World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, June 15, 2010.
2010 "Why Should I Care About Elder Abuse?"
Poster Contest Winners
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| Second Place Melissa Lindquist, Parker High School, Parker |
First Place Jessica Felix Sonoran Sciecne Academy, Tucson |
Third Place Max Ellinger New School for the Arts, Tempe |
2010 "Why Should I Care About Elder Abuse?" Poster Contest Honorable Mention
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| Chris Fortunato Red Mountain High School, Mesa |
Anthony Ortega Red Mountain High School, Mesa |
David Orzoco Red Mountain High School, Mesa |
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| Danielle Tanner Sonoran Science Academy, Tucson |
Lauren Prochelo Chaparrel High School, Scottsdale |
Brian Gilpin Sonoran Science Academy, Tucson |
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