Outstanding Peace Journalism
Outstanding Peace Journalism
The Luxembourg Peace Prize for Outstanding Peace Journalism seeks to recognize journalists or media publications who have used their craft to contribute to peace.
- Male or Female or Publication
- Builds peace directly and/or promotes a culture of peace via peace journalism
- Peace Journalism frames in background & context, voice of all parties, creative ideas for solutions, challenges to propaganda, and images of peace
- Global coverage over the years
Stephen Zunes was the inspiration for this award, for his 2002 article on why not enter a war in Iraq (five of the seven Obama went on to quote).
Carolyn Arguillas
2023 Outstanding Peace Journalism
Carolyn Arguillas is the Head of Publications, Archives, and Library at MindaNews and Special Reports Editor in the Philippines.
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Steve Youngblood
2020/2021 Outstanding Peace Journalism
Steve Youngblood is a Kansas City, USA, area professor and Director of the Center for Global Peace Journalism and Associate Professor of Communications at Park University (Parkville, Missouri).
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Jamil Simon
2019 Outstanding Peace Journalism
Jamil Simon is a visionary peace activist, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, and an expert on communication strategy.
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Annabel McGoldrick
2017 Outstanding Peace Journalism
Dr. Annabel McGoldrick is a psychotherapist, scholar, and activist. She teaches at the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney.
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Jake Lynch
2017 Outstanding Peace Journalism
Associate Professor Jake Lynch chairs the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney. He served for ten years on the board of the Sydney Peace Foundation and for two years as Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association.
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2024 Register to the event
The 2024 Luxembourg Peace Prize ceremony will take place at the Museum D'Art Moderne (MUDAM) and shared online.