Name: The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives George Watt Memorial Essay Contest
Award Amount: $500 – $1000
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The George Watt Memorial Essay Contest, offered by the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives (ALBA), honors the legacy of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade—American volunteers who fought fascism during the Spanish Civil War. The contest encourages deeper academic research, historical understanding, and critical exploration of anti-fascism, human rights, and social justice.
Named in memory of George Watt, a historian, scholar, and Lincoln Brigade veteran, this contest invites students to submit well-researched essays that examine themes such as the Spanish Civil War, modern anti-fascist movements, historical memory, human rights struggles, political activism, or related topics connected to ALBA’s mission. Submissions may include historical analyses, biographical studies, comparative research, or work exploring contemporary legacies of the Spanish Civil War.
The contest aims to promote rigorous scholarship while preserving the stories and significance of the volunteers who fought for democracy and international solidarity. Winning essays demonstrate academic depth, originality, strong historical grounding, and clarity of argument.
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