Coller 2005 – Carlè van Deventer Winners of CrescendoKreatief 2006 – Hanno van Heerden 2007 – Geen 2008 – William Loots 2009 – Shane Heynie 2010 – Elzahn Rinquest 2011 – Babette Viljoen 2012 – Fran Carstens Projects The ATKV has been active in many areas of South African culture and language. Some projects ATKV are part of or sponsor include: National Afrikaans Olympiad Rieldans Ligteliedjiewerkswinkel (Song writing) Mediaveertjies (Media Awards) ATKV-Tienertoneel (Teen – Drama) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/tienertoneel/ ATKV-Tjokkertoneel (Primary School - Drama) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/tjokkertoneel/ ATKV-Skryfskool (Writing School) ATKV-Applous (School Choir Competition)https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/applous/ ATKV-Komposisiekompetisie (Composition Competition) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/musiek-en-dansprojekte/komposisiekompetisie/ ATKV-Entrepreneurs https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/entrepreneurs/ ATKV-Redenaars (Public speaking) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/redenaars/ ATKV-Spanredenaars (Public Speaking) ATKV-Debat (Debate)https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/debat/ ATKV-Jeugleierssimposium (Youth leaders symposium) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/jeugleiersimposium/ ATKV-Jeugberaad (Youth Discussion)https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/jeugberaad/ ATKV-Leiersontwikkeling (Leader Development) ATKV-Spelathon (Spelling competition) https://atkv.org.za/neem-deel/jeugprojekte/spelathon/ They also sponsor several South African arts festivals: Aardklop KKNK (Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees) Nampo – Agricultural Trade Show (Held annually near Bothaville in the Free State Province). InniBOS Vryfees Woordfees Snoek & Patat Fees Other areas of operation ATKV Hartenbos Museum During 1937 the ATKV decided to establish a museum in Hartenbos. As the idea of the Symbolic Ox Wagon Trek of 1938 originated in Hartenbos, the museum concentrates on the Great Trek of 1838 (when the Boers, dissatisfied with British rule, left the Cape Colony en masse). The museum also focuses on the history of Hartenbos itself. The Museum is well stocked with ox wagons, weapons, and other historic artefacts, and is divided into ten halls depicting various aspects of the overall theme: Hall 1: Preparation for the Great Trek; Hall 2: Outspan (camping and relaxing) at the end of a day's journey; Hall 3: Repairing the ox wagons; Hall 4: Building the laager (a camp with the wagons drawn into a circle for protections against attack); Hall 5: Relaxation during the Great Trek Hall 6: Daily activities (baking bread, candle making); Hall 7: Settling after the journey (featuring family worship in a Boer homestead); Hall 8: The Voortrekkers’ freedom struggle; Hall 9: The Symbolic Ox Wagon Trek of 1938; Hall 10: The History of Hartenbos. References Afrikaans Afrikaner culture in South Africa Afrikaner nationalism Non-profit organisations based in South Africa Organisations based in Johannesburg