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<p>We want to see what you are doing in your student association! Share photos from the association life on Instagram and tag the photo with #minforening.<br>
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Each semester we choose one winner who receives NOK 3,000 for their association. The money must be used for a social initiative for the members of the association.</p>


<p>All you need to do is share a photo from your association life on Instagram and tag it with #minforening.<br>
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We have two competition periods a year where you and your association can win NOK 3,000.<br>
The autumn semester's competition period lasts from 1 August to 15 December, and the spring semester's tested period from 1 January to 15 June.<br>
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Do you need inspiration? <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/minforening/" target="_blank">See photos tagged with #minforening</a></p>


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	<li>To participate in the competition, you must be a member of a student association that are associated with SiO.</li>
	<li>The photos you enter the competition with must be new, and you cannot therefore tag already published photos.</li>
	<li>In order to be paid the prize money, the winner must show us which social initiative the money will be used for.</li>
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<p>By using the tag, it is agreed that the images can be shared on SiO's channels in connection with the competition #minforening and #ukasforening.</p>


<h3>OSI Dykking - BAUS</h3>

<p>OSI Dykking is part of Oslostudentenes Idrettsklubb (OSI), which is the largest student sports club in Oslo and the oldest in Norway. They welcome beginners and advanced students. The group holds courses and travels both domestically and abroad to uncover the mysteries of water.</p>


<h3>FN-studentene</h3>

<p>The UN students work to inform about, engage and create debate around UN issues, as well as other society-related issues. They also want to arouse interest in the UN's work and basic principles.</p>


<h3>Corpus Juris</h3>

<p>The student orchestra at the Faculty of Law. Their goal is to entertain themselves and others, in that order. They have instruments for lending to those who need it. They travel on tours, and organize several concerts. Their aim is to spread joy and commitment at the university and in the cityscape.</p>


<h3>Legestudentenes Idrettsklubb</h3>

<p>The Medical Students' Sports Club (LIK) is the sports association for students at the Faculty of Medicine at UiO, as well as students at the Faculty of Odontology at UiO. Their activity is organized through subgroups with their own leaders. The subgroups are formed and run based on students' initiatives, after the LIK board's approval. It is a goal for the association to contribute to and participate in sports events associated with other student communities. The support for the various subgroups will be of both an administrative and financial nature.</p>


<h3>SVFF Samfunnsvitenskapelig Fakultetsforening</h3>

<p>SVFF works to promote the social environment across the departments at the Faculty of Social Sciences. SVFF is run by volunteer students in the student basement U1 at Eilert Sundt's house. We consist of around 300 active members divided into various groups such as café, bar, DJ, PR, quiz, debate and concert.</p>


<h3>Kling Kokos</h3>

<p>Kling Kokos is a mixed choir for psychology students and other students affiliated with the University of Oslo. They meet to sing a varied repertoire once a week, and after practice they often stay, have a beer/soda, and often sing some more. Several times during the semester they have "Korkoskveld" where they come up with something extra cozy. They rehearse, have parties, go on trips and hold concerts. There is admission for new members at the beginning of each semester where they have an open choir practice.</p>


<h3>NIH Norges Idrettshøgskoles Idrettslag</h3>

<p>The Norwegian Sports Academy's Sports Club (NIHI) wants to offer the school's students a great range of activities. NIHI organizes informal training sessions in several sports and activities. NIHI currently offers football, futsal, handball, volleyball, badminton, running, swimming, strength training and yoga. In addition, they organize small and large events for students.</p>


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Some previous winners of the competition