Journalists' Association

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Journalists' Association
(JB)
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legal form non-profit registered association
founding 1987
Seat Cologne
purpose Gender equality in the media
Chair Friederike Sittler
Members about 400
Website www.journalistinnen.de

The Journalistinnenbund e. V. is a 1987 by at the Women's Policy interested and committed in the women's policy journalists in Frankfurt established a registered association . The seat is in Cologne . The association has around 400 women members and sees itself as a women's political network in the media sector with working groups on various topics such as gender , media monitoring , mentoring , media laboratory and brave (project to support female journalists in the Arab world) as well as projects such as “Aging in journalism ". There are regular meetings of the regional groups North, Berlin, Bonn / Cologne, Munich, Rhine / Main, Ruhr and Southwest.

The association has developed training materials and assistance on gender-sensitive texts in journalism and public relations and has been running the website genderleicht.de , funded by the Federal Ministry of Women , since 2019 . The Union of Journalists also supports the Pro Quote media initiative .

Prices

Hedwig Dohm certificate

Since 1991, at the annual conference, selected female journalists have been awarded the Hedwig Dohm Certificate for their outstanding journalistic (life) achievements and their commitment to women's politics . The winners are:

Marlies Hesse Young Talent Award

Since 2002, the JB Young Talent Award, Alternative Words - New Tones , which received the name of its founder in 2012 and the Marlies-Hesse Young Talent Award , has been awarded annually for outstanding commitment in the media of film and television, online journalism, print and radio was renamed, awarded to young female talents. The winners:

  • 2002 Jenny Friedrich-Freksa
  • 2003 Miriam Joyful
  • 2004 Neelesha Barthel
  • 2005 Nikola Sellmair
  • 2006 Annette Walther
  • 2007 Nicole Rosenbach
  • 2008 Susanne Krieg
  • 2009 Stephanie Dötzer
  • 2010 Laetitia von Baeyer
  • 2011 Simone Rau
  • 2012 Anna Osius
  • 2013 Amrai Coen
  • 2014 Christa Pfafferott
  • 2015 Juliane Schiemenz
  • 2016 Eva Raisig
  • 2017 no winner, special award to Franzi von Kempis
  • 2018 Barbara Bachmann
  • 2019 Margherita Bettoni
  • 2020 Fabienne Hurst

Courage price

The Courage Prize for current reporting has been awarded since 2016 :

  • 2016 Sandra Petersmann
  • 2017 Christine Auerbach
  • 2018 Jenni Roth
  • 2019 Christine Holch and Patricia Morosan
  • 2020 Mareike Nieberding and Nicole Ficociello

genderleicht.de

The Association of Journalists has been running the website genderleicht.de since mid-2019 with "Tips & Tools on how to write and speak without discrimination [...] facts about gender equality in words and pictures" and examples "how fair media work can work easily and always." The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth .

See also

  • Media women meeting (autumn meeting of media women from ARD, ZDF and ORF)
  • Per quota media (gender equality initiative founded by journalists)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hedwig-Dohm-Urkunde - Journalistinnenbund. Retrieved December 17, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Marlies Hesse Young Talent Award - Association of Women Journalists. Retrieved December 17, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Courage Prize - Association of Female Journalists. Retrieved December 17, 2017 .
  4. ↑ Courage Prize 2017 for Christine Auerbach - Association of Journalists. Retrieved December 17, 2017 .
  5. ↑ Courageous and persistent - the winners of the jb Media Awards 2020. Journalists' Association, June 30, 2020, accessed on June 30, 2020 .
  6. ↑ Journalists' Association project: genderleicht.de. Retrieved August 24, 2020.
  7. ↑ journalists covenant: "Genderleicht.de" - launched portal for gender sensitive reporting. In: Journalistinnen.de. June 30, 2019, accessed August 24, 2020.
  8. ↑ Patrizia Hecht: Learning about gender for journalists: More than just asterisks. In: taz.de June 28, 2019, accessed on August 24, 2020; Quote: “Gender-appropriate language in words, images and video? The Association of Women Journalists wants to raise awareness of this with the offer genderleicht.de. "