Media award from the German AIDS Foundation

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Every two years, the media prize of the German AIDS Foundation honors artistic contributions and works from newspapers, television, radio and new media that report knowledgeably about HIV / AIDS and thus contribute to solidarity with those affected. An independent jury will decide on the award of a total of 15,000 euros for up to three entries. The prize has been awarded since 1987 , as a journalist prize until 1996 and annually until 2000. Artistic contributions have been admitted since 1997. The YOUTH media award, combined with prize money of 3,000 euros, was launched in the 2009/2010 tender year.

Award winners

Award winners

Listed by year
2017/18 | 2015/16 | 2013/14 | 2011/12 | 2009/10 | 2007/08 | 2005/06 | 2003/04 | 2001/02 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995 | 1994 | 1993 | 1992 | 1991 | 1990 | 1989 | 1988 | 1987

1987

  • Ariane Barth "When he sings happily, tears come to me", a report in Der Spiegel
  • Heidrun Graupner, Stephan Lebert , Hania Luczak , Justin Westhoff , dossier in the Süddeutsche Zeitung
  • Editing of the magazine vor -sicht (sponsorship award), Marianne Wichert-Quoirin, articles on the subject of HIV and AIDS in the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger

1988

  • Jürgen Orthaus “Positive - new ways of dealing with AIDS sufferers”, broadcast on Westdeutscher Rundfunk
  • "INFO" editor of AIDS-Hilfe Düsseldorf eV (sponsorship award)
  • Martin Winter, articles on the subject of HIV and AIDS in the "Frankfurter Rundschau"

1989

  • Hans Schuh, reporting on HIV and AIDS in Die Zeit
  • Michael Steinbrecher "I'm infected - I need you", broadcast on the second German television

1990

  • Achim Ost, “As long as you fight, you will live too”, contribution to Westdeutscher Rundfunk
  • Holger Weinert , "Ulis last summer - Long dying with AIDS", contribution to Hessischer Rundfunk

1991

1992

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1993

1994

  • Christa Auch-Schwelk, Ruth Niehaus , "Jeffrey - Between Life and Death", a film on Westdeutscher Rundfunk
  • Manfred Kriener , reports, reports and comments in the taz
  • Elisabeth Marquart, “Women in Africa fight against AIDS” report on Süddeutscher Rundfunk

1995

  • Froben Homburger, Verena Schmitt, reporting at The Associated Press (ap) news agency
  • Media project of the Wuppertal Youth Welfare Office: Long-term documentary "Cori - a life with AIDS" (special prize)
  • Editorial office “Live aus dem Alabama” (Bayerischer Rundfunk): 10 years of contributions to the discussion on AIDS
  • Elke Wandel, "Your little brother has AIDS", radio report in the Sender Freies Berlin

1996

  • Jörg W. Gronius , "Everyone writes with their red blood", contribution to Norddeutscher Rundfunk 3
  • Wilma Kottusch, "We alone with you", film on the second German television (special award)
  • Manfred Nehls, “Not becoming wishless”, contribution to the Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk

1997

  • Michael Heuer, "Mistrust of the idyll: From the emigrant life of an AIDS patient", contribution to the second German television
  • David Hockney , pin of the Hamburger Kunsthalle in favor of Big Spender Hamburg eV (special price)
  • Jochen Klöck, "The deadly legacy of the dictator", contribution in "Brigitte"
  • Tim Lienhard , "Tomorrow is still a death", West German radio television
  • Editors of the Ärzte Zeitung and the monthly magazine DAH-Aktuell

1998

  • AIDS-Hilfe Köln eV, campaign "Masks for more tolerance"
  • Robert Dessaix , "Letters from the Night", novel (special price)
  • Klaus Enderle “Nobody can get used to death - AIDS in Zimbabwe”, broadcast on DeutschlandRadio
  • Cadmo Quintero, "Pray for Rain", cinema and TV commercial (director)
  • Frank Stern “The party on the other bank. Life and death of an AIDS sufferer ”, Frankfurter Rundschau
  • Bernd Vielhaber, editor of FaxReport magazine

1999

  • Michael Emmrich, “Learning to Live”, Frankfurter Rundschau
  • Felix Heidinger , "AIDS - the trail leads into the jungle", television documentary
  • Cultural program for the 7th German AIDS Congress (May 17 - June 12, 1999 in Essen)
  • Guillaume Le Touze, "Like your father - African journey", novel (special price)
  • Ulrich Marcus , Robert Koch Institute Berlin, reporting on the topic of HIV and AIDS
  • Renate Stegmüller, “In search of the lost children. AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe ”, television documentary on Bavarian radio

2000

  • Petra Afonin, “Before I go - I'll stay”, literary chanson evening
  • Nicole Cosic, Christine Maschke, Günther Jauch "Desire for children despite HIV - the story of Heidemarie Kremer", star TV report
  • Sebastian Kamps, Internet service "HIV.net"

2001/02

  • Editing of the journal ProjektInformation. - Affected people inform those affected, reporting on the subject of HIV and AIDS
  • Peter Sartorius , "The AIDS catastrophe in South Africa", Süddeutsche Zeitung
  • Working group "Interrupted Careers" in the "New Society for Fine Arts", exhibition series "Interrupted Careers" and exhibition "Africa apart - African artists confront AIDS"

2003/04

  • Journal ME D-INFO Medical information on HIV and AIDS, ed. from AIDS-Hilfe Köln eV
  • Dorothee Luther and Alexander Thümmler (authors), Tania Lossau (3sat editorial team), “They call me“ Smiley ”. AIDS orphans find their way back to life ”, film on 3sat
  • Adolescents and young adults of the prevention project “JuPo” (JungPositiv), “69 cent” (2003) and “einTÜTEn” (2004), anti-AIDS spots
  • Bartholomäus Grill , continuous work on AIDS, especially as the Africa correspondent Der Zeit (special price)

2005/06

  • Martin Stümper and Matthias Wurms, "Aids - the forgotten shock", radio feature, broadcast a. a. on WDR5 on November 27, 2005
  • Benjamin Prüfer, “Until death takes them away from me”, report in NEON , January 2006
  • Corinna Gekeler and Dirk Hetzel, editors of blickpunkt aids

2007/08

  • Peter-Philipp Schmitt, editor of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung , for his knowledgeable and continuous coverage of HIV and AIDS
  • Christa Graf (author) and Roland Wagner (camera) for their film “Memory Books. So that you never forget me ... ”shown on ARTE , December 1, 2008
  • Ulrich Würdemann, founder and editor-in-chief of the self-help blog "positiv gay - ondamaris" (www.ondamaris.de)
  • Antía Martínez-Amor and Gesa Dankwerth (authors) for their contribution "AIDS - When the body police can no longer help" in the series "nine and a half - news magazine for children", broadcast on ARD on December 1, 2007

2009/10

  • Annette Heinrich (author) and Philip Flämig (camera) for the television documentary “I always stay positive! Strong women with HIV ”, broadcast in the ZDF series 37 Grad
  • Viola Volland for her report “The old man and the virus”, published in the Stuttgarter Zeitung on December 1, 2009
  • Siegfried Schwarze for his publication “ARTWORK. The conversion clinic ”, which appears regularly as a supplement to the publication“ Project Information ”
  • the tram project “AIDS needs positive faces” of the Braunschweiger Aids-Hilfe self-help group, started on October 31, 2009
  • an upper school seminar and the middle school theater group at the Carl-Orff-Gymnasium in Unterschleißheim received the first special prize for the joint campaigns on the topic of "HIV in South Africa" ​​and the theater project "Rainbow Nation - HIV in South Africa" ​​that were launched in 2010 for student work "HIV / AIDS - do you know?"

2011/12

  • Kai Kupferschmidt for his contribution "Positive and Negative - The Fear of HIV" in the Tagesspiegel on December 1, 2012
  • Marcel Dams for his YouTube video channel "TeilzeitVlogger" (www.youtube.com/teilzeitvlogger)
  • Jobst etiquette for his film “The Aids War”, WDR television, November 25, 2011
  • Benjamin Cantu and Mira Thiel for their film “The Berlin Patient - Healed of Aids”, ARTE, November 22, 2012

2013/14

  • Franziska Badenschier for the radio feature "The AIDS fright is back: the HIV infection rate is rising again in Uganda", Deutschlandfunk, May 11, 2014
  • Jörg Schmid and Luise Strothmann for their print article "Das Ende der Angst", Sonntaz (weekend edition of taz), 19./20. July 2014
  • Paul Schulz and Christian Lütjens for the book “Positive Pictures. A Gay History ”, published by Bruno Gmünder Verlag, 2013
  • Editing of DHIVA - magazine for women on sexuality and health for their longstanding commitment and 20 years of DHIVA (special honor)
  • Makers of the videocasts www.gehoerlosen-aids-info.de for HIV / STI prevention in deaf and hard-of-hearing gay men (special ceremony)

2015/16

The 30-year prize was awarded at the German-Austrian AIDS Congress in Salzburg. There were four HIV / AIDS media awards and a special ceremony. The prize money of 15,000 euros was split up.

  • Maike Conway for her long-term documentary “Corinnes Secret” and Michael Neudecker for his print contribution “Graduation”. Both authors tell the story of an HIV-positive girl who grew up in Upper Bavaria and kept silent about her infection for years. Maike Conway documented their development over ten years. Michael Neudecker also explores the question of what the words HIV and AIDS trigger in people.
  • The PULS team (the young program of the Bavarian radio) for the contribution “Live positively together” in the magazine “PULS on TV”. It describes life with HIV today.
  • Another award went to Johannes Nichelmann for his radio report "Drug Policy - Portugal's Liberal Way", broadcast on Deutschlandfunk (broadcast "Background"). In his radio program, he drew attention to Portugal's liberal drug policy, which has resulted in the number of new HIV infections among drug users falling significantly.
  • Bernd Aretz was honored with a special honor and prize money for his decades of continuous journalistic activity on HIV and AIDS. He has been an activist since 1984 and was involved in the board of the AIDS-Hilfe Offenbach and the German AIDS-Hilfe. In 1997 he published the book “Notate. From the life of an HIV-infected gay man ”. He also works as an author for online media such as Magazin.hiv of the German AIDS Help Organization.
  • The JUNIOR media award went to the project “Keep the light on HIV” in class 3a of the Atter primary school in Osnabrück, under the direction of class teacher Anja Hirschmann. The class was dedicated to the topic of HIV in Malawi. The result was a musical, a radio show and a book from the Osnabrück printing workshop. Prize money of 3,000 euros was awarded for the contribution.

2017/18

  • Birgit Wittstock for her long-term research, which appeared in two parts in the Vienna weekly newspaper Falter: "Philipp, 35, positive" (Falter 17/18) and "Philipp, A. and I" (Falter 22/18)
  • Florian Winkler-Ohm for his blog flosithiv.com
  • Martin Reichert for his publication “Die Kapsel. AIDS in the Federal Republic ”, Suhrkamp Verlag Berlin 2018
  • The YOUTH media prize HIV / AIDS was awarded to a project group of 14 young people from the GAP youth center of Aids-Hilfe Bonn and the LBST * department of the University of Bonn for the play “Under Control”. The play was performed on November 29, 2018 in the Bonn bread factory.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ German AIDS Foundation awards media prizes 2013/14. In: http://www.queer.de . Accessed on June 26, 2015 : “The Aids Foundation first awarded the media prizes in 1987, and this year the 20th award ceremony took place. "The continuity of the award is intended to show how important continuous media work on the topic is," explained Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Pott, the foundation's chairwoman. "Since the beginning, one aspect has been particularly important to us when evaluating the contributions: An attitude towards people with HIV and AIDS that contributes to public acceptance and understanding and presents the lives of infected people without prejudice."
  2. ↑ a b c Awarding of the HIV / AIDS media prize in Hamburg. In: German AIDS Foundation. Retrieved March 26, 2020 .
  3. ↑ Media prize awarded by the German AIDS Foundation 2015/2016. In: German AIDS Foundation. Retrieved March 26, 2020 .