Quite a few Journalismfund.eu supported projects have won awards, internationally or in their respective countries. Find them here:
2020
Factcheck.Vlaanderen
Factcheck.Vlaanderen is an online platform that uses artificial intelligence to detect disinformation and polarisation so that fact-checkers can verify and combat it. It was developed with an innovation grant from Journalismfund.eu's Flemish Journalism Fund.
Professor Michaël Opgenhaffen was awarded the Annual Prize for Science Communication from the Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts for the co-creation and co-management of Factcheck.Vlaanderen.
Financially dependent mothers
Nominated for the Prix Europa, Europe's largest annual tri-medial festival and competition.
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El Tarangu
Nominated for De Tegel, the most important award for journalism in The Netherlands.
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Breasts
Longlisted for the Brusseprijs 2020 (award for the best journalistic book in Dutch)
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The forgotten people
Shortlisted for the Brusseprijs 2020. (award for the best journalistic book in Dutch)
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Mother
Longlisted for the One World Media Awards.
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In search of the enemy
Won 'De Loep' (most prestigious award for investigative journalism in Flanders and The Netherlands, discerned by the Dutch-Flemish Association of Investigative Journalists VVOJ)
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El Tarangu
Won the Title of 'Meesterverteller' (Master Storyteller) of the Dutch Narrative Journalism Foundation.
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The S53
Won the Title of 'Meesterverteller' (Master Storyteller) of the Dutch Narrative Journalism Foundation.
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Land of plenty, land of but a few
Won the King of Spain International Journalism Award in the category environmental and sustainable development journalism.
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2019
Breathless (Ademloos)
2019 - Won the Ensors (Flemish film awards) for the best documentary film - 14/09/2019
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Once upon a time... (Er was eens...)
2019 - Nominated for the Ensors (Flemish film awards) - best documentary television
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Mother
2019 - Nominated for many festivals: Sheffield, Chicago, Ghent, Hot Springs, Rotteredam, Kosovo, Athens, DOCNYC, ...
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Investigate Europe
2019 - Investigate Europe won the Hans-Matthöfer-Preis" for their publication on BlackRock's investment.
The slavery of care
2019 - Nominated for Belfius-persprijs in the category television press. - 08/05/2019
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Faire-part
2019 - Won the Prix Meilleur Documentaire international at the RIDM Montréal International Documentary Festival.
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Land of plenty, land of but a few
2019 - Shortlisted for the New Media Writing Prize (NMWP) in the journalism category.
2019 - Nominated for The Prix Europa on the “Tv Current Affair” category.
2019 - Awarded the Prémio Gazeta Multimedia. The most important journalism prize in Portugal.
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Mercy Killing
2019 - Nominated in De Loep's 'Signalerend' category - VVOJ - 22/03/2019
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No friends but the mountains
2019 - Won the best short documentary at the Beloit International Film Festival, US.
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Ghana For You
2019 - Nominated for FEPASCO (Burkina Faso): Compétition documentaire long-métrage
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2018
Beni Files
2018 - Aanmoedigingsprijs van ‘De Loep’- VVOJ (Nominated)
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Fish & Ships: Europe’s fishing deals in West Africa
2018 - Hostwriter (Won 2nd Story Prize)
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The Malta Files
2018 - The European Press Prize (Nominated)
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Investigate Europe
2018 - Surveillance Studies Preis (Awarded)
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2017
The Malta Files
2017 - British Journalism Awards (Nominated)
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The Watch List
2017 - Vereniging Online Journalisten Nederland (VOJN) (Nominated)
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Kaliningrad, invisible battleground
2017 - Prix Philippe Chaffanjon (WON)
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LON
2017 - Won Best Short Documentary - IDFA (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
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We must be dreaming
2017 - Won Social Art Award (Berlin).
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2016
Who extracts the value of Nigerian Football Players?
2016 - CNN African Journalist Awards, category Sport Reporting (Won)
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Insane Prices
2016 - Expopharm Prize (WON)
2016 - German Reporterpreis (Nominated)
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Hearing Voices
2016 - European Science Writer of the Year (WON, by Michele Catanzaro)
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Youth In Play / Game On
2016 - AMI Journalism against Indifference Prize (WON)
2016 - High Commission for Migration's Communication Award (WON)
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Land Grabbing in the EU
2016 - Investigative Reporting Award of the 2016 European Press Prize (Shortlisted)
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2015
Organ Trafficking in Kosovo
2015 - Prix Louise Weiss for European Journalism (WON)
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2014
The Migrants Files
2014 - European Press Prize, Innovation Award (WON)
2014 - Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards (WON)
2014 - Gold Medal at 'Premios ÑH'
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The Belarus Network
2014 - European Press Prize, Innovation Award (Shortlisted)
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Organ Trafficking in Kosovo
2014 - Prix Louise Weiss (WON)
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Gaza's Gas
2014 - Reporting Europe Prize (Highly commended)
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2013
Gaza's Gas
2013 - Shortlisted for the Data Journalism Award 2013
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2012
Buy Your Way into EU Citizenship
2012 - European Press Prize (Shortlisted)
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In the Name of The State
2012 - CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism (WON)
2011
In the Name of The State
2011 - Special investigative journalism diploma
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Latvian Brides
2011 - Aleksandra Jolkina published a book about Latvian brides for which she was nominated as "Latvia’s 2011 Trafficking in Persons Report hero" by the United States Embassy to Latvia.
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2010
Fields of Terror
2010 - CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism (WON)
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