Group Documentary
Qinyan Cai
First Place
The Invisible Army: Forgotten Hands That Held a Nation Together
The Madeira School
Eleanor Hahn
First Place
A Crusade for Civil Rights
Haycock Elementary
Ziru Li
First Place
The Invisible Army: Forgotten Hands That Held a Nation Together
The Madeira School
Lilia Sanchez Eddleman
First Place
A Crusade for Civil Rights
Haycock Elementary
Anna Cecere
Second Place
Suffrage Behind Bars: The Night of Terror
Haycock Elementary
Meera Chand
Second Place
Suffrage Behind Bars: The Night of Terror
Haycock Elementary
Elizabeth Lee
Second Place
The Cruel Internment of Japanese Americans
West Springfield High
Kayla Oliveira Grijalva
Second Place
Suffrage Behind Bars: The Night of Terror
Haycock Elementary
Niki Wei
Second Place
The Cruel Internment of Japanese Americans
West Springfield High
Grace Yim
Second Place
The Cruel Internment of Japanese Americans
West Springfield High
Mercy Adebiyi
Third Place
Suffragettes Fashion: The Right To Be Seen and Heard
Stafford Middle
Anudari Bolderdene
Third Place
Rise of Responsibilities: The fight for Woman's Suffrage
West Springfield High
Michella Debrah
Third Place
Suffragettes Fashion: The Right To Be Seen and Heard
Stafford Middle
Maraki Tadesse
Third Place
Rise of Responsibilities: The fight for Woman's Suffrage
West Springfield High
Group Exhibit
Sasha Grey
First Place
Title IX: Fight for Equality
Browne Academy
Leela Kharkar
First Place
Title IX: Fight for Equality
Browne Academy
Kian Lucus
First Place
Title IX: Fight for Equality
Browne Academy
Isaac Malik
First Place
The Truman Doctrine: The Responsibility of the U.S.A. to Protect the Right to Democracy
Herndon High
Zain Malik
First Place
The Truman Doctrine: The Responsibility of the U.S.A. to Protect the Right to Democracy
Herndon High
Carter March
First Place
Title IX: Fight for Equality
Browne Academy
Avery Moran
First Place
Women's Voting Rights
Groveton Elementary
Amiya Woolcock
First Place
Women's Voting Rights
Groveton Elementary
Aswini Bhattarai
Second Place
Women who served in World War 2
Dranesville Elementary
Raahi Dalwadi
Second Place
How Photography Exposed the Dark Side of Child Labor
Haycock Elementary
Beckett Lavinder
Second Place
The Sobering Truth Of The Prohibition
West Springfield High
Dylan Lavinder
Second Place
The Sobering Truth Of The Prohibition
West Springfield High
Jacob Lindinger
Second Place
How Photography Exposed the Dark Side of Child Labor
Haycock Elementary
Prudence Middleton
Second Place
Women who served in World War 2
Dranesville Elementary
Jai Nemade
Second Place
How Photography Exposed the Dark Side of Child Labor
Haycock Elementary
Catalina Batt
Third Place
Miranda v. Arizona - The Rights of the Accused
George Washington Middle
Bailey Conner
Third Place
Women's Rights to the Ball and Responsibility to the Bat
Dranesville Elementary
Wyatt Davis
Third Place
The Manhattan Project: Testing the Limits of Nuclear Rights & Responsibilities
West Springfield High
Claire Juran
Third Place
Women's Rights to the Ball and Responsibility to the Bat
Dranesville Elementary
Thomas Walker
Third Place
The Manhattan Project: Testing the Limits of Nuclear Rights & Responsibilities
West Springfield High
Ben Warbel
Third Place
The Manhattan Project: Testing the Limits of Nuclear Rights & Responsibilities
West Springfield High
Avery Wood
Third Place
Miranda v. Arizona - The Rights of the Accused
George Washington Middle
Group Performance
Natalie Goff
First Place
Tinker v. Des Moines: How Iowa Students Reshaped First Amendment Rights
Lake Braddock Secondary
Daniel Lilaj
First Place
Athenian Democracy: The birth of the voting rights and responsibilities
Haycock Elementary
Victoria Shea
First Place
Tinker v. Des Moines: How Iowa Students Reshaped First Amendment Rights
Lake Braddock Secondary
Kasey Stafsudd
First Place
Tinker v. Des Moines: How Iowa Students Reshaped First Amendment Rights
Lake Braddock Secondary
Andrew Tao
First Place
Athenian Democracy: The birth of the voting rights and responsibilities
Haycock Elementary
Lesleigh Browder
Second Place
SNCC And The Summer Of Change
Browne Academy
Joy Ford
Second Place
SNCC And The Summer Of Change
Browne Academy
Cherish Hall
Second Place
SNCC And The Summer Of Change
Browne Academy
Julia Lipner
Second Place
SNCC And The Summer Of Change
Browne Academy
Chris Marshall
Second Place
SNCC And The Summer Of Change
Browne Academy
Lesly Gonzalez Ayala
Third Place
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Mayfield Intermediate
Whitney Moon
Third Place
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Mayfield Intermediate
Kylee O'Donnell
Third Place
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Mayfield Intermediate
Kristen Rocha Leclere
Third Place
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Mayfield Intermediate
Cassandra Thomas
Third Place
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
Mayfield Intermediate
Group Website
Joaquin Garcia
First Place
The Pentagon Papers
West Springfield High
Seokhyun Hong
First Place
A Path to Equality Korematsu vs United States
Haycock Elementary
Zach Kurry
First Place
The Pentagon Papers
West Springfield High
Mila Xu
First Place
A Path to Equality Korematsu vs United States
Haycock Elementary
Jack Burke
Second Place
Tensions in the Tidewater: How Bacon's Rebellion Shaped the Future of America
West Springfield High
Evan Ewell
Second Place
Tensions in the Tidewater: How Bacon's Rebellion Shaped the Future of America
West Springfield High
Mark Gaydos
Second Place
Tensions in the Tidewater: How Bacon's Rebellion Shaped the Future of America
West Springfield High
Hulya Sarican
Second Place
Miranda v. Arizona: Where the Right to Remain Silent Was Born
Haycock Elementary
Guamaral Sod-Erdene
Second Place
Miranda v. Arizona: Where the Right to Remain Silent Was Born
Haycock Elementary
Katie Butler
Third Place
The Women’s Rights Movement: A Right to Protest and a Responsibility to Listen
H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program
Ben Freestone
Third Place
Rights Violated, Responsibilities Arise: The Tulsa Race Massacre
Haycock Elementary
Samir Sadeque
Third Place
Rights Violated, Responsibilities Arise: The Tulsa Race Massacre
Haycock Elementary
Senan Sigler
Third Place
Rights Violated, Responsibilities Arise: The Tulsa Race Massacre
Haycock Elementary
Juliet Thorn
Third Place
The Women’s Rights Movement: A Right to Protest and a Responsibility to Listen
H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program
Individual Documentary
Josh Sprafkin
First Place
George Washington vs. China’s Daoguang Emperor: the Rights and Responsibilities of the Rulers of Two Worlds
The Potomac School
Elaina Wang
First Place
The Social Security Act: Balancing Rights and Responsibilities in a Nationwide Retirement System
Longfellow Middle
Eliza Shah Mohammed
Second Place
The Language Movement: How Bengali Students Fought for the Right to Speak Their Mother Tongue
Haycock Elementary
Michael Yasser
Second Place
Cinema Sinners
West Springfield High
Colin Li
Third Place
Chesapeake Oyster Wars: How the Tragedy of the Commons Demonstrates a Need for Maritime Rights and Responsibilities
Longfellow Middle
Logan Neibauer
Third Place
Dribbling Past Barriers: The Racial Integration of the NBA
West Springfield High
Individual Exhibit
Daniel Akagi
First Place
Robert Smalls: A Man Who Fought for His Rights and Lived Up to His Responsibilities
Akagi Family
Ryan Coffey
First Place
Secret Agent Orange: The Unforeseeable Future of War
West Springfield High
Justine Lai
First Place
The Chinese Massacre of 1871
Haycock Elementary
Asya Celik
Second Place
Kent State Massacre
Haycock Elementary
Sophia Newtson
Second Place
The Comics Code Authority
West Springfield High
Sara Noueihed
Second Place
Constitution - Women Winning the Vote
Dranesville Elementary
Arabella Horton
Third Place
“The Greatest Mistake of Modern Medicine”: The Psychosurgical Procedure that Permanently Altered Personalities
Woodgrove High
Tess Pizzamiglio
Third Place
The Jungle: 413 Pages That Changed Meatpacking History
Haycock Elementary
Individual Performance
Rayan Gupta
First Place
Japanese Internment-Rights and Responsibilities
J. Michael Lunsford Middle
Grace Kihoro
First Place
The Liberation of Kenya and the Failures of the British
West Springfield High
Aprameyan Ramanujan
First Place
Atoms for Peace
Spring Hill Elementary
Charlie Levine
Second Place
Sophie Scholl and the White Rose
H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program
August Price
Second Place
The Weight of Responsiblity to Protect Civil Rights: The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow
Longfellow Middle
Khloe Lim
Third Place
The Olympic Movement: Bridging Nations Through Fairness and Unity
Haycock Elementary
Sunshine Smith
Third Place
Moving Forward on The Troubles: The Responsibility and Right to Vote on 1998's Good Friday Agreement
H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program
Individual Website
Samantha Kwon
First Place
The Manhattan Project - Rights, Responsibilities and the Burden of Atomic Power
Haycock Elementary
Galila Tulu
First Place
Right to Remain Silent: The Miranda v. Arizona Court Case
West Springfield High
Adabel Biniam
Second Place
Qey Shibir
West Springfield High
Julianna Sun
Second Place
Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle: The Novel that Made Everyone Vegetarian-- Declaring the Government’s Responsibility to Protect the Rights of Workers and Consumers
Longfellow Middle
Tasnia Rahman
Third Place
The Seneca Falls Convention: Helping Change Rights, Helping Shift Responsibilities
Francis C. Hammond Middle
Isabella Webb
Third Place
The Trail of Tears: Displacement and Democracy
West Springfield High
Paper
Deen Lateef
First Place
Battered Bodies: Medicine’s Betrayal of Minority Communities
Louise A. Benton Middle
Max Min
First Place
The Korean War: Foreign Authority Without Accountability
Episcopal High School
Yoonsub Choi
Second Place
Bananagate: Watershed Economic Reforms for the Protection of Fair Competition
Oakton High
Caroline Tso
Second Place
When is it Right?: When to Declare Equal Rights to Marriage
Frost Middle
Mina Liu
Third Place
For Better or For Worse: Human Rights and Responsible Research Under the Shadow of Government Sponsored Cold War Scientific Ambition
Longfellow Middle
Jason Shin
Third Place
Rights and Responsibilities: The Role of Translators and Interpreters in History
Oakton High