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Arhiva priopćenjaNatjeèaj za novinarske nagrade 2006.06.09.2005.
Eastern Europe Journalism Award Contest 2006 The twelfth Annual Eastern Europe Journalism Award is going to be awarded on 5th March 2006 by the campaign “Hoffnung für Osteuropa” (Hope for Eastern Europe) in cooperation with the Protestant Church in Germany, the Institute of Journalism of the University Dortmund and the „Gustav-Adolf-Werk“. This year’s contest deals with the topic „Border experiences“. Since the collapse of the socialistic system the borders towards and within Eastern Europe have changed. The Iron Curtain between East and West has fallen, other borders like those of the European Union have shifted, but above all new borders were added in the area of the former Soviet Union and through the Balkans. For the people in Eastern Europe the formation of new borders is linked with a lot of different experiences. The participants in the Eastern Europe Journalism Award are asked to write about these varied experiences. “Border experiences”, the topic of this year’s contest does not only refer to the borders between two countries, but also to borders in the broader sense, thus experiences and circumstances of people who have reached their limits in terms of physical and psychological borders. The contributions may as well deal with borders that are drawn in one’s mind due to prejudices and stereotypes as of how to overcome these borders. No geographical borders are set to the experiences portrayed by the participating Eastern European Journalists. The described experiences may have been gained all over the world, for instance in Western Europe. Entry Requirements The contributions are to be submitted in the original edition and in a German translation. Your composition must have been published in a European country up to the closing date of the contest. The document should not be longer than five DIN-A4 (21cm x 29,7 cm) pages (typescript or computer print-out) and written for printed media (newspaper or magazine) or Internet. Radio manuscripts will not be accepted. All journalists who were born and live in former Eastern Bloc countries and who were not older than 45 years in the year 2005 may participate. Necessary condition for the participation are good German language skills. If these should not be existent, the prize can not be awarded. Prizes The winner of the Journalism Award will be invited to the awards show in Germany and receives a scholarship (including travel expenses, board and lodging) for a month-long stay (hospitation/work experience) presumably at the “Hannoverschen Allgemeinen Zeitung” as well as a cash prize of 1.000 €. Two additional support prizes with a value 500 € each are will be awarded to the second and third best contribution. With the prize-awarding of the contributions the publication rights will be assigned to the “Diakonisches Werk der Evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland” (Social Service Agency of the Protestant Church in Germany). Deadline By 15th November 2005 the contributions must have been received. In December 2005 the jury will meet to decide upon the laureate of the Journalism Award. There is no legal recourse. For technical reasons no acknowledgements of receipt are given. The winners of the Eastern Europe Journalism Award will be informed as soon as the jury has come to a decision. Please send your documents for the Eastern European Journalism Award 2006 – your contribution for the contest, a current passport photo and a short biography– per Email by 15th November 2005 the latest (incoming) to the following address: info@hoffnung-fuer-osteuropa.de Please send the newspaper cutting/press clipping as proof for participating in the contest per letter post to the following address: Diakonisches Werk der EKD, „Eastern Europe Journalism Award“, attn. Mr. Helmut Pestner, Postfach 10 11 42, 70010 Stuttgart, Germany Yours sincerely Helmut Pestner Professor Dr. Horst Pöttker
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