Helene Weber Prize

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The Helene Weber Prize is an award for women who are politically active at the local level.

history

The award is announced every two years by the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth . It is named after the CDU Bundestag member Helene Weber (1881–1962). A cross-party jury chaired by Hermann Kues will decide on the award of the prize ; further members are Christine Bergmann , Marlies Brouwers , Hans-Günter Henneke , Irmgard Schwaetzer , Barbara Unmüßig , Heinz Vietze and Bernhard Vogel .

The Helene Weber Prize was first awarded to 15 women on May 5, 2009 by then Federal Family Minister Ursula von der Leyen .

Prize winners

2009 (in alphabetical order)
2011 (in alphabetical order)
2015 (in alphabetical order)
  • Lisa Badum (Bü 90 / Grüne; Kreis Forchheim; BY)
  • Barbara Becker (CSU; Kitzingen district; BY)
  • Simone Briese-Finke (Bü 90 / Grüne; Rostock; MV)
  • Bianca Dausend (CDU; Schwerte; NW)
  • Alev Deniz (SPD; Berlin-Mitte; BE)
  • Ayfer Fuchs (Bü 90 / Grüne; Schweinfurt; BY)
  • Christina Gerth (independent; Cottbus; BB)
  • Ulrike Grimm (CSU; Munich; BY)
  • Birgitt Höhn (Bü 90 / Grüne; Rees; NW)
  • Maryam Javaherian (CDU; Königstein im Taunus; HE)
  • Nazan Kapan (SPD; Mannheim; BW)
  • Cathleen Kiefer-Demuth (SPD; Rostock; MV)
  • Cornelia Klisch (SPD; Erfurt; TH)
  • Josephine Ortleb (SPD; Saarbrücken; SL)
  • Annika Popp (CSU; Leupoldsgrün; BY)
  • Ye-One Rhie (SPD; Aachen; NW)
  • Sabine Saam (CSU; Baunach; BY)
  • Elisabeth Schwerin (independent; Central Saxony district; SN) (main prize winner)
  • Aferdita Suka (Bü 90 / Grüne; Tempelhof-Schöneberg; BE) (main prize winner)
  • Ina Zimmermann (CDU; Saalekreis; ST)
2020 (in alphabetical order)
  • Christine Finke (Young Forum, Baden-Württemberg)
  • Afra Gamoori (SPD, Lower Saxony)
  • Katja Glybowskaja (SPD, Thuringia)
  • Susanne Häcker (Alliance 90 / The Greens, Baden-Württemberg)
  • Sandra Huber (Alliance 90 / The Greens, Bavaria)
  • Christine Jung (SPD, Saarland)
  • Marion Öwohlhle-Mühlbach (CDU, Lower Saxony)
  • Marion Prange (independent, Saxony)
  • Silvia Rabethge (CDU, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania)
  • Lena Christin Schwelling (Alliance 90 / The Greens, Baden-Württemberg)
  • Heidi Terpoorten (Alliance 90 / The Greens, Bavaria)
  • Ana-Maria Trasnea (SPD, Berlin)
  • Annkathrin Wulff (SPD, Baden-Württemberg)
  • Miro Zahra (Alliance 90 / The Greens, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania)
  • Sarah Zalfen (SPD, Brandenburg)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Helene Weber Prize 2020: Jury names 15 committed local politicians ( de ) Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth. May 28, 2020. Accessed May 29, 2020.