2024-06-07

PRAGUE – Two of the investigations supported by Journalismfund Europe — via Environmental Investigative Journalism grant and European Cross-Border grant — are among this year's winners of the European Press Prize, the most important journalism award in Europe.

Sara Manisera and Daniela Sala received the Investigative reporting award, for the The Price of Oil investigation.

The Border Graves investigation by Gabriele Cruciata, Danai Maragoudaki, Barbara Matejcic, Leah Pattem, Gabriela Ramírez, Daphne Tolis, Pamela Duncan, Dr. Manisha Ganguly, Eoghan Gilmartin, Ben Herbal, Ashifa Kassam, Felicity Lawrence, Rachel Oldroyd, Lorenzo Tondo, Kristiana Ludwig, and Tina Xu received the Special award for excellent journalism which defies categories and disciplines.

These stories were published in IrpiMedia, Unbias the News, The Guardian, Solomon and Süddeutsche Zeitung. 

Further details can be found on the European Press Prize website.

Journalismfund.eu supported project wins CEI SEEMO Award 2012

2012-10-08

TRIESTE - Slovenian investigative journalists Matej Surc and Blaz Zgaga have won the CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism 2012 for their investigative work on arms dealing in former Yugoslavia in the 1990s that was supported by Journalismfund.eu and led to the bestselling trilogy In the Name of the State.

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EU Health Prize for Journalists awarded

2014-04-10

BRUSSELS - On Tuesday 8 April 2014 the fifth edition of the EU Health Prize for Journalists was awarded. Dutch journalist Henk Blanken received the main prize.

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'Land of plenty, land of but a few' shortlisted for the NMWP

2019-02-11

BOURNEMOUTH - 'Land of plenty, land of but a few', a JF-supported multimedia cross-border story has been shortlisted for the New Media Writing Prize (NMWP), an initiative from the Bournemouth University, in England.

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