Community Reporting Award for Young Journalists
The Religion Media Centre is to present a £1,000 prize to a young journalist who has shown excellent knowledge and skill in reporting a story covering communities and some aspect of religious life
Outline
In order to encourage the highest editorial and journalistic standards in the reporting of stories about religion, the Religion Media Centre is to present a prize worth £1,000 to a young journalist who has shown excellent knowledge and skill in reporting communities and religious life, in the 12 months leading up to and including 30 April 2024.
The entries will be reviewed and shortlist made by the Religion Media Centre team and the winner chosen from the shortlist by a panel of experienced religious reporters.
The prize will be presented at the Religion Media Festival to be held in June 2024.
We are grateful to Mr John Pickering for his generous donation of the prize money.
Criteria
- The journalist must be under 30 years of age on April 30th 2024
- All forms of media accepted, the more the better: newspaper, radio, podcast, TV/video report, social media
- The entry must be no less than 800 words or 2 minutes of run time
- The content can be on a story about religion, broadly defined
- Entries must be endorsed by the editor/exec from the publisher
- Entries must be published I the period between May 1st 2023 and April 30th 2024
- Entries must be submitted online by midnight on April 30th 2024
How to enter
Send us your story/media including original files and the link where it was published if applicable. Submit your entry by email to be reviewed by the Religion Media Centre team:
