Margaretha Lupac Foundation
The Margaretha Lupac Foundation is a foundation of the Austrian Parliament .
On the one hand, the foundation serves to award outstanding services to parliamentarianism and democracy in Austria. In addition, research tasks and conferences dealing with parliamentarism can be supported from this foundation. But artists can also be supported.
The three Presidents of the National Council , the President of the Federal Council and other active or former members of the National Council sit on the Foundation's Board of Trustees .
Founder
Main article: Margaretha Lupac
The founder was Margaretha Lupac, who was born on April 28, 1910 in Vienna. She died childless on February 17, 1999 and bequeathed all of her assets worth 1.5 million euros to the Republic for parliamentary purposes.
Awards
- 2004 Democracy Prize
- International Business College Hetzendorf
- Science Award 2005
- Wolfgang C. Müller , Marcelo Jenny, Barbara Steininger, Martin Dolezal, Wilfried Philipp, Sabine Preisl-Westphal
- Patricia Heindl
- Democracy Prize 2006
- Joseph Marko , university professor at the Karl-Franzens-University in Graz
- Science Award 2007
- Emmerich Tálos and Herbert Obinger
- Astrid Dietrich
- Democracy Prize 2008
- All-day elementary school Europaschule in Vienna-Brigittenau
- Initiative of Muslim Austrians under Tarafa Baghajati
- Science Award 2009
- Gerald Stourzh
- Hubert Sickinger
- Democracy Prize 2010
- Gitta Martl, General Secretary of the Roma and Sinti Association Ketani
- Heidi Schrodt, director of the Rahlgasse grammar school in Vienna, was the new director Ilse Rollett until 2012
- Innsbruck association "Women from all countries"
- Science Award 2011
- Christiane game
- Project platform for Jewish representation and anti-Semitism in the Austrian Parliament, 1861-1938 under the direction of Eva Kreisky together with Matthias Falter and Saskia Stachowitsch
- Democracy Prize 2012
- Barbara Helige , President of the Association of Austrian Judges
- Youth platform and youth initiative Zukunftsforum Windhaag
- Mauthausen Committee Austria
- Science Award 2013
- Democracy Prize 2014
- Association of youth participation in Dornbirn
- Science Award 2015
- Democracy Prize 2016
- Science Award 2017
- Democracy Prize 2018:
- Project 100 Years of the Republic - 100 Years of Life . (E-learning project of the Burgenland University of Education for schools and educators in Burgenland)
- Integration work of the Peregrina Association - Association of Solidarity Women from Turkey and Austria
- Neighborhood centers project of the Vienna Aid Organization
- Science Award 2019
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The parliamentary week from November 6 to 12, 2017: Awarding of the Lupac Science Prize . OTS notification dated November 3, 2017, accessed November 3, 2017.
- ↑ Democracy Prize for three projects . OTS announcement of December 18, 2018, accessed December 19, 2018.
- ↑ Science Award 2019. In: parlament.gv.at. Retrieved January 11, 2020 .