March of Remembrance is an international organization that honors the survivors and victims of the Holocaust while promoting healing and reconciliation between victims and perpetrators, and their descendants. Submissions must capture the essence of post-Holocaust reconciliation and healing, exploring corrective measures for the future, especially in light of the current rise of modern-day antisemitism.

Any article or artwork exploring restorative courses of action relating to the October 7th massacre in Israel will also be permissible. 

Submissions can be in the form of poetry, essay, journalism, art, music, or other forms of media. Written essays are limited to 1500 words. Photographs and dimensions of the artwork are required. 

The Nathaniel Foundation has established the following guidelines.

1. While we appreciate healthy debate, this isn’t a platform for any attempt to oppose the veracity of the Nazi genocide of European Jews. The entries shall not be used as a political statement, a publicity stunt, or as an outlet for religious mockery.
2. The student applicant must attend the March of Remembrance event. Scholarship winners will be announced at the event and top winners will be published on this website after the march. Register now >>
3. Only one submission per student will be accepted.