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*The awards cover expenses for participation in the second edition of the festival, when the grantees will be publicly awarded.
Come to Zagreb as an awardee!
Voices is granting 10 awards for 1000 euros each to young journalists and media literacy advocates to participate in the festival’s second edition.
The Awards have a dual focus and will recognise five achievements in the field of Journalism, and five achievements in the realm of Media Literacy. Each comprises different categories dedicated to diverse themes described in the calls for entries.
Are you dedicated to these fields? Can you showcase innovation in your work and projects? Applications for Voices in Zagreb are now closed and applicants will be informed on the results of the selection process by 15 January 2025.
Find the criteria for participation as a Media Literacy advocate here and the criteria for participation as a Journalist here.
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The recipients of the Voices Awards 2024, with a focus on Journalism, were:
- Helena Rodríguez Gómez (main applicant, Spain), Benjamin Hindrichs and Sandra Abdelbaki in the category 'Impact'
- Laura Llach Gil and Lucia Riera in the category 'Impact'
- Vicky Hristova (Bulgaria) in the category 'Remarkable youth'
- Ilaria Potenza (Italy) in the category 'Remarkable youth'
- Anja Matic (Croatia) in the category 'Remarkable youth'
The recipients of the Voices Awards 2024, with a focus on Media Literacy, were:
- Nicola Bruno for the project 'Open the Box' (Italy) in the category 'Media Literacy Multipliers'
- Jenny Sköld and Lotta Bergseth for the project 'Voice4You' (Sweden) in the category 'Media Literacy Multipliers'
- Inger Klesment for the project 'Developing Media and Digital Literacies in Children Aged 5 to 10 through Play' (Estonia) in the category 'Digital Parenting & Generations'
- Bert Pieters for the project 'VIbe CHeck' (Belgium) in the category 'Digital Well-being'
- Thomas Prager for the project Bait Media (Austria) in the category 'Empowering Citizens Engagemernt and Participation'