Literary Homage
Honoring the stories of strength, courage and resilience amongst breast cancer veteresses
More Than Awareness
Behind every breast cancer diagnosis is a woman whose identity, experiences, and contributions extend far beyond her illness.
Through In Her Honor, The Elavia Foundation invites Grenada's young writers to recognize these women not simply for the challenges they have faced, but for the lives they have lived, the people they have inspired, and the stories they continue to tell.
We believe remembrance, compassion, and support should extend beyond a single awareness month.
Because her story is more than her diagnosis.
THE INITIATIVE
An Invitation to Young Writers
Two educational levels. Two opportunities to honor her story.
Primary School
Why do breast cancer survivors deserve to be celebrated and supported?
Young writers are invited to explore the importance of compassion, appreciation, and community support. Reflect on how your school or community can honor these women and remind them that they are valued beyond Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Recognition Award: EC$200
The Gift of Recognition
Secondary School
Write about a breast cancer survivor, their experience with breast cancer, and how it has impacted their life. Reflect on why honoring their story is important.
You may write about someone you know—with their permission—or a survivor who has publicly shared their story.
Recognition Award: EC$200
Her Story, Her Legacy
How to Submit
Who Can Participate?
Deadline
Winner Announced
Complete the online submission form and upload your literary tribute for consideration.
Open to all primary and secondary school students throughout Grenada.
All literary tributes must be received by November 6, 2026.
The winning entries from each educational level will be announced on November 13, 2026.
Submit Your Tribute
Let your words become part of her legacy. Behind every tribute is a story worth preserving, a woman worth celebrating, and a voice willing to honor her.
Through In Her Honor, your words become more than an essay. They become an expression of gratitude, compassion, and remembrance. We invite you to share your literary tribute and contribute to a collection of voices celebrating the strength, experiences, and enduring legacies of women who have faced breast cancer.
A Woman’s Story Does Not End With Her Diagnosis.
She is more than the battles she has fought, the pain she has endured, or the strength she has been asked to summon. She is a lifetime of dreams, memories, love, and experiences that no diagnosis could ever define.
Through remembrance, we honor not only her courage but the fullness of her womanhood.
Because her story is not simply one of survival, but of a life worthy of celebration.