Award Ceremony 2007
On December 08, 2007, the Journalistenpreis Bürgerschaftliches Engagement was awarded for the tenth time in Stuttgart.
This year, the first prize endowed with 5,000 euros goes to Christian Sywottek for the article "Aus dem Nichts“ (From Nowhere), which was published in the magazine brand eins. Jan-Geert Wolff from Rhein Main Presse receives the second prize and 3,000 euros for "Der Musikmann kommt!“ (The Musicman Cometh). 2,000 and the third prize go to Bernd Volland from the magazine stern for "Am Anfang stand der Traum“ (In the Beginning, there was the Dream).
Markus Wanzeck receives the Marion-Dönhoff-Förderpreis (3,000 euros) for "Profit macht nur der Kiez“ (Only the District Profits) which was published in taz. The two local affairs editors Michael Ohnewald and Thomas Faltin at Stuttgarter Zeitung are jointly awarded the series prize (5,000) for their article series "Die Engagierten“ (The Committed). The total prize money awarded is 18,000 euros.
Ten years of experience with this journalist prize for civic commitment and the increasing importance of this topic have persuaded Robert Bosch Stiftung to extend the prize to the field of radio, TV and online media journalism from 2008 onwards.
This year, the first prize endowed with 5,000 euros goes to Christian Sywottek for the article "Aus dem Nichts“ (From Nowhere), which was published in the magazine brand eins. Jan-Geert Wolff from Rhein Main Presse receives the second prize and 3,000 euros for "Der Musikmann kommt!“ (The Musicman Cometh). 2,000 and the third prize go to Bernd Volland from the magazine stern for "Am Anfang stand der Traum“ (In the Beginning, there was the Dream).
Markus Wanzeck receives the Marion-Dönhoff-Förderpreis (3,000 euros) for "Profit macht nur der Kiez“ (Only the District Profits) which was published in taz. The two local affairs editors Michael Ohnewald and Thomas Faltin at Stuttgarter Zeitung are jointly awarded the series prize (5,000) for their article series "Die Engagierten“ (The Committed). The total prize money awarded is 18,000 euros.
Ten years of experience with this journalist prize for civic commitment and the increasing importance of this topic have persuaded Robert Bosch Stiftung to extend the prize to the field of radio, TV and online media journalism from 2008 onwards.
Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, Laudator Christina Rau, Dieter Berg, Chairman of the Robert Bosch Stiftung Board of Management
Marion-Dönhoff-Förderpreis awarded to Markus Wanzeck, taz
(from left: Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, jury member Carola Schaaf-Derichs, Markus Wanzeck, prize winner)
(from left: Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, jury member Carola Schaaf-Derichs, Markus Wanzeck, prize winner)
Series prize to Michael Ohnewald and Thomas Faltin, Stuttgarter Zeitung
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Michael Ohnewald, jury member Sergej Lochthofen, prize winner Thomas Faltin)
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Michael Ohnewald, jury member Sergej Lochthofen, prize winner Thomas Faltin)
3rd prize for Bernd Volland, stern
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Bernd Volland, jury member Elisabeth Niejahr)
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Bernd Volland, jury member Elisabeth Niejahr)
2nd prize for Jan-Geert Wolff, Rhein Main Presse
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Jan-Geert Wolff, jury member Gerd Appenzeller)
(v.l. Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Jan-Geert Wolff, jury member Gerd Appenzeller)
1st prize for Christian Sywottek, brand eins
(from left: Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Christian Sywottek, jury member Warnfried Dettling)
(from left: Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, prize winner Christian Sywottek, jury member Warnfried Dettling)
Dr. Kurt Liedtke, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Robert Bosch Stiftung, laudator Christina Rau, Dieter Berg, Chairman of the Management Board of Robert Bosch Stiftung
Photos: Susanne Kern
