The SozialMarie Prizes were awarded!
05/01/17
Nagrada SozialMarie
On 1st of May in Vienna’s ORF RadioKulturhaus and for the 13th time already, 15 socially innovative projects were awarded the SozialMarie Prizes. Who are the Prize winners of SozialMarie 2017? Read here!
On Monday 1st of May 2017 in Vienna’s ORF RadioKulturhaus and for the 13th time already, 15 socially innovative projects were awarded the SozialMarie Prizes.
The first Prize, endowed with 15,000 Euro, this year went to the Czech project Studio 27 - Focused on Soul, where journalists with their own experiences of psychiatry publically confront mental illness to break prejudice and to fight the stigma that surrounds it.
The second Prize, worth 10,000 Euro, went to the Austrian project Welcome to Life, where youths living in socio-pedagogical institutions receive support beyond their 18th birthday to facilitate their transition into adult life.
The third Prize (5,000 Euro) went to another Czech project, Na Ovoce, a digital map, where you can register freely accessible fruit trees, thus helping to preserve a bio-diverse landscape and to make people aware again of forgotten fruit varieties.
A further twelve projects from Austria, Hungary, Czechia and Slovakia were awarded a 2,000 Euro Prize each:
Demographic Agent
Austria
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Learning to live together
Austria
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Intercultural Mentoring for Schools
Austria
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SiM – (Self-)Representation for Civil Commitment Prisoners
Austria
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Testing Expertise with Passion for Details
Austria
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Budapest100
Hungary
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Living Memorial
Hungary
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SUHANJ! Fitness - We give you power
Hungary
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When is the time to act if not now?!
Hungary
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Amaro Records
Czechia
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Club Uličnik for children and youth
Czechia
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The Agents of Equality
Slovakia
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Active patronage for Austria is this year assumed by Mr Augustin (Prince) Pallikunnel, founder and CEO of PROSI Group Vienna. On 1st of May he selected the Prize winning project Intercultural Mentoring for Schools which he will support over a one year-period.
Photos Award Ceremony Copyright: Maximilian Rosenberger, SozialMarie 2017, Unruhe Privatstiftung