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Silver Archer USA AWARDS starts accepting applications

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Silver Archer USA AWARDS starts accepting applications


08.12.2017

ksors.orgOrganizational committee of Silver Archer USA Awards started accepting applications. The contest is made to highlight projects that expand intergovernmental, cultural, economic and social ties, aimed at furthering Russia's integration into the global communication space on US territory.

There are seven nominations this year: Historical heritage and Culture, Russian education, Sport, Charity and Health, Business, technologies and innovations, Communications and media, Personal contributions (the prize goes to an individual contribution to the development of communications between Russia and the USA).

The first Silver Archer USA AWARDS contest was held in 2011. During these six years dozens of Russian community representatives participated in it. These people have realized bright projects that made a difference and made significant contribution to US-Russia relations improvement.

The head of The Silver Archer USA AWARDS Nadezjda Yavdoliuk has marked that «people’s diplomacy» formed long before the geopolitical situation became uneasy, could be the only hope and support for continuing cooperation.

Let us remind, in the March 2017 online project Russian Cinema has received the grand prix Silver Archer USA AWARDS .

The final submission of projects will go on until February 15 2018. 

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