March 15 2006
For women working in dangerous circumstances...
Administered by the International Women's Media Foundation, this award honours women working in the news media who have demonstrated extraordinary strength of character in pursuing their profession under difficult or dangerous circumstances - including physical danger, government oppression, political pressure or other intimidating obstacles.
Full-time, part-time or freelance woman reporters, writers, editors, photographers or producers are eligible for nomination. The nomination requirements are outlined on the International Women's Media Foundation website. The prize is a USD $5,000 and a sculpture symbolising freedom and courage. Up to 3 recipients will be recognised in ceremonies in New York and Los Angeles in October/November 2006.
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Administered by the International Women's Media Foundation, this award honours women working in the news media who have demonstrated extraordinary strength of character in pursuing their profession under difficult or dangerous circumstances - including physical danger, government oppression, political pressure or other intimidating obstacles.
Full-time, part-time or freelance woman reporters, writers, editors, photographers or producers are eligible for nomination. The nomination requirements are outlined on the International Women's Media Foundation website. The prize is a USD $5,000 and a sculpture symbolising freedom and courage. Up to 3 recipients will be recognised in ceremonies in New York and Los Angeles in October/November 2006.
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Please note that self-nominations are not accepted. All nominations must be in English. Completed nominations, including the application form and supporting documents, must be received by the IWMF no later than March 15 2006. Nominations can be submitted by regular mail, courier service, fax or email. Winners will be announced in May 2006.
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IWMF website, January 24 2006.