Journalism Awards

  • Outstanding International Investigative Reporting   $20,000 first-place prize Entries for the annual International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Award for Outstanding International Investigative Reporting must be postmarked by July 15 each year. The ICIJ Award aims to foster international investigative reporting. The work must have involved reporting in at least two countries. There is a $20,000 first-place prize and up to five $1,000 finalist awards. The ICIJ is a project of the Center for Public Integrity in Washington.
  • Kurt Schork Awards in International Journalism The deadline for entries is June 15. Two annual prizes of $5,000 each are awarded, one to any freelance print-based journalist covering foreign news, and the second to a local journalist in the developing world. The awards were created to honour Kurt Schork, the American freelance reporter known for his committed reporting around the world, who was killed in a military ambush while on assignment for Reuters in Sierra Leone in May 2000.The awards are being administered by the Institute for War & Peace Reporting.
  • Aventis Pasteur Medal for Excellence in Health Research Journalism
  • In Canada, the Justicia Awards for Excellence in Journalism recognize outstanding broadcast and print stories that foster public awareness of any aspect of the Canadian justice system and are sponsored by the Canadian Bar Association, the Law Commission of Canada and the Department of Justice Canada. Email stephenh@cba.org or sbindman@justice.gc.ca for more information.
  • For an extensive list of awards and subsidies, see Sources.com's Fame and Fortune page

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