Karl Buchrucker Prize

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The Karl Buchrucker Prize has been awarded annually by the Inner Mission Munich since 2001 for publications that deal in a special way with social and diaconal issues.

The aim of the Karl Buchrucker Prize is to promote the importance of social and diaconal work in public. Therefore, the Innere Mission awards this prize to publications that deal with social and diaconal issues or stimulate their discussion and have a Munich connection. The prize is endowed with a total of 11,000 euros annually.

The jury consists of well-known experts from the fields of journalism, art, church and media. The award ceremony takes place in March of each year to commemorate the founding of the Inner Mission Munich on March 23, 1884.

Namesake

The award is named after the Lutheran theologian Karl Buchrucker , who founded the Inner Mission in Munich in 1884.

Award winners

2001
  • Main prize: Max Kronawitter for the feature film I would like to be 1000 years old! (Bavarian television)
  • other prizes: Dorlies Landwehr for the radio report Assistand im Prison - pastoral care in the women's penal system (Bayerischer Rundfunk, B2) and Cécile Prinzbach for father images - Dad can do that too! (BITE)
2002
  • Main prize: Gunther Franke for the feature film I understand what you feel. - About dealing with old confused people (Bavarian television)
  • other prizes: Nele Ströbel for the Sonnenhof installation in the Neuhausen day care center and Santiago Sierra for the video installation Performances .
2003
  • Main prize: Rita Homfeldt for Phoenix from the Ashes - Autistic Theater (Bayerischer Rundfunk, B2)
  • other prizes: Gabriela Sperl / Christian Wagner for the feature film ghettokids (Bayerisches Fernsehen) and Christiane Tramitz for the report Zerrupfte Paradiesvögel
2004
  • Main prize: Editing of the Bayerischer Rundfunk notebook for people with disabilities (Bayerischer Rundfunk, B2)
  • other prizes: Claudia Fromme for the portrait Die Berührbare (Süddeutsche Zeitung) and Alexia Späth for Without Passport and Papers: Illegal in Germany (Bayerisches Fernsehen).
2005
  • Main prize: Bernd Kastner for social reports in the local section (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • other prizes: Uta Claus for the film Mein Schatz stays with me (ZDF, 37 degrees) and Gerhard Born for the Evangelical Morning Celebration Saving must be - but not with love ( Bayerischer Rundfunk ).
2006
2007
  • Main prize: Elisabeth Dostert for Der Durchboxer (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • other prizes: Beate Schäfer for the report Our life with Markus - an extraordinary foster family (Bayerischer Rundfunk) and Ralph Gladitz for the film When the elephant and lion dance the bolero (Bavarian television).
2008
  • Main prize: Caroline Wörmann for the series Leben im Alter (Münchner Merkur) and Armin Geier for the series Zukunft Alter (tz)
  • other prizes: Max Kronawitter for the report Diebezeit ist Lebenszeit (Bavarian TV / ARD) and Farida Heuck for her multimedia installation Zertifikat Deutsch ( Galerie der Künstler )
2009
  • Main prize: Uli Kick for the film Klassekampf (Bavarian TV)
  • other prizes: Cathrin Kahlweit for the report Caught in the Unspeakable (Süddeutsche Zeitung), Doris Schleich for the feature Cheap carers? From the everyday life of a foster mother (Bayern 2 radio, notebook)
2010
  • Main prize: Marco Maurer and Daniel Etter for the article She cried and danced on (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • Further prizes: Michaela Handrek-Rehle for the photo report of the exhibition Insights - Moments - Views, Bastian Obermayer for the report Haus Traum (Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin)
2011
  • Main prize: Marc Haenecke, Susanne Petz and Harald Rumpf for the television film Between Worlds - From Waking Up in Another Life (arte)
  • other prizes: Birgit Lutz-Temsch for the experience report The worst thing is love (Süddeutsche Zeitung), Andreas Labes for the photo book 100 Years of Life (Deutsche Verlagsanstalt Munich)
2012
  • Main prize: Susanne Kellermann , Josephine Ehlert and Wolfgang Cerny for the short film The Time Between
  • other prizes: Mina Esfandiari for the photo book miyaneh - in between, Claus Hecking for the report Die Knastdozenten (Financial Times Deutschland)
2013
  • Main prize: Karin Steinberger for the report "Your misery pisses me off" (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • further prizes: Elisabeth Mayer for the film "Der hinkende Engel" (Bayerischer Rundfunk) and Lea Hampel for the report "Herbergssuche" (Chrismon)
2014
  • Main prize: Sophie Rohrmeier for the report "Gitter" (Süddeutsche Zeitung) and Hans Holzhaider for the report "The best time of life" (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • further prizes: Marlene Halser for the report “The First Shirt” (chrismon PLUS) and Eva Leitolf for the photo series “Clearing” (ZEIT Magazin)
2015
  • Main prize: Juliane Schiemenz for the report "Alzheimer on the Road"
  • other prizes: Johannes von Creytz for the radio feature “No Right to Marriage” (BR notebook), Christine Ulrich for her report “A whole continent is coming” (Münchner Merkur) and Bernd Kastner for his continuous and critical reporting on the refugees -Topics, for example "We prettify the whole thing for the soul" and "How rumors scare you" (Süddeutsche Zeitung).
2016
  • Main prize: Ann-Kathrin Eckardt for her essay "Gute Menschen" >> (Süddeutsche Zeitung) and Beate Greindl for her television report "Der Kommissar und seine Söhne" (BR-Lebenslinien)
  • further prizes: Wolfgang Kerler for his radio report "Asylum business million - who earns on the refugees" (BR-B5aktuell) and Maria Gerhard for her report "Family happiness on detours" (Münchner Merkur)
2017
  • Main prize: Esther Bernstorff for her script for the feature film "A Part of Us" (ARD / BR)
  • other prizes: Annabel Wahba for her report “Under one roof” (ZEITmagazin) and Abdul Basir Abid, Rania Mleihi, Ameen Nasir, Lamin Mane and Sulayman Jode for the series “Messages of Refugees” (Bayern2)
2018
  • Main prize: Christina Berndt for her portrait "Paul sucht Rot" (SZ) and Till Cöster for his documentary "Super Friede Liebe Love" (ZDF)
  • further prizes: Katharina Hübel for her report "Parents without rights - the extreme life as a foster family" (Bavaria 2) and Pia Ratzesberger for her text "Dear God, give us space" (SZ)
2019
  • Main prize: Christiane Hawranek and Nadine Ahr for their radio report and print article "Die gefallenen Mädchen" (BR / Zeit-Magazin) and Philipp Mausshardt for his article "Auf Eigen Faust" (SZ-Magazin)
  • other prizes: Isabelle Hartmann for her radio report "25 years of light in Hasenbergl" (Bayern2) and Theresa Hein for her article "What shouldn't happen" (SZ-Magazin)

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