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ICAE Youth Essay Competition

Edmonton

Who can apply: Edmonton-area junior high, high school and post-secondary students

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
DEADLINE Around May 18, 2027
NEEDS Grades 10 to 12 or post-secondary

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Last year's date. The provider hasn't posted this year's yet, so check their page before you plan around it.

Who can apply

Edmonton-area junior high, high school and post-secondary students

Worth knowing

The 2026 deadline was May 18; the 2027 date here is rolled forward. Essays go by email to programs@icaedmonton.com as a Word or PDF file with your name, age, school and contact details. The association does not publish prize amounts.

About this scholarship

The Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton's essay competition, held with its Biafra Heroes Memorial Celebration, asks for 500 to 1,000 words on a topic set by level; in 2026 high school students wrote on the role of youth in preserving cultural memory in the diaspora. Winners are recognized at the celebration and receive educational awards from the Biafra Heroes Memorial Scholarship Fund.