The German-French Journalism Prize

Since 2008, the Robert Bosch Stiftung has supported the German-French Journalism Prize (DFJP), which was initiated by Saarland Radio in 1983. Today it is one of the biggest and most respected prizes for journalists in Europe. It rewards high quality journalism and especially valuable contributions by German and French journalists in the areas of radio, television, print media, and the Internet. For the jury is critical, that the journalists have contributed to the advancement of German-French relations by either encouraging mutual understanding or by dealing with topics concerning the neighboring country or European questions.
  
The prize aims at offering an incentive for journalists to deal thoroughly with the neighboring country, and to strengthen German-French news coverage.
  
The next call for nominations will start in the new year and end on March 1, 2010.
 
The prize is scheduled to be awarded at the end of June 2010.
  
Additional information on applications can be found on the website of the German-French Journalism Prize (see “More Information”).
  
Photo: Prize winners 2008 (from left) Antoine Planchais; Vera Laudahn, Steffi Bokeloh , Romy Straßenburg, Tomi Ungerer,  Eva John, Martina Andrecht, Heimo Fischer und Cathérine Menschner, photo: SR