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Gabriel-Grüner Scholarship Awarded in Mals
In Gabriel Grüner's birthplace of Mals, the Gabriel Grüner Scholarship 2015 has been awarded by Zeitenspiegel. It goes to author Martin Theis and photographer Jakob Schnetz. The team is planning a report on the conflict in and around Nagorno-Karabakh, which has been smoldering for years and has flared up again in the wake of the Ukraine crisis. The scholarship is endowed with 6,000 Euros and...
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Film by Carsten Stormer from Burma
Time mirror Carsten Stormer has traveled to northeastern Burma, to the Kachin State. Together with Philipp Abresch, he documented a volunteer organization with a television camera in the war zone: the Free Burma Rangers. These few hundred volunteers uncover human rights violations and help refugees. The report was broadcast on May 31st on ARD's “Weltspiegel” and can be viewed here...
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On the Happiness of the Reporter
„Freedom of the press must be lived if it is to exist,“ said keynote speaker Stephanie Nannen at the awarding of the Hansel-Mieth Prize 2015. „It must be fought for and won – every day. Against politicians and against publishers.“ | Photo: Eric VazzolerThe presentation of the Hansel-Mieth-Prize 2015 in Fellbach.
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Go to Bouaké!
This has never happened before: the collaboration of two journalism schools across two continents. From May 7th to 22nd, journalism students from the Zeitenspiegel Reportageschule in Reutlingen and journalism students from Studio-école Mozaik in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, will jointly research and produce articles. They have chosen the former rebel capital Bouaké as their topic: What has changed since the democratic new beginning?...
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China Environmental Series in Nature
China will soon overtake the USA as the world's economic champion. The country is both a sprinter and a marathon runner. However, it is being caught up by its environmental problems. The magazine naturspecies, whose editorial team is partly provided by Zeitenspiegel, dedicates itself with the series “China's Environmental Superpower” to the great challenges facing the Middle Kingdom. So far published: Will…
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School nominated for Grimme Media Prize
The Zeitenspiegel School of Reportage's international project by the 9th graduating class has been nominated for the Grimme Media Prize in the online category. The Grimme Institute announced the nominations today in Cologne. From 1,392 submissions, a total of 25 online offerings were selected for the prize. The 9th graduating class at the Zeitenspiegel School of Reportage Günther Dahl undertook its international project in Kosovo last year and...
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Ivo Saglietti exhibits in Marseille
Zeitenspiegel photographer Ivo Saglietti is participating in the exhibition “Sacred Common Places” at the Museum of Civilizations and the Mediterranean (MUCEM) in Marseille. The exhibition focuses on places of interreligious dialogue. Saglietti is showing eleven photographs from the Monastery of Mar Musa in Syria. In what was formerly the Syriac Orthodox house, the Italian Jesuit Paolo Dall'Oglio founded...
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Götz Werner advises journalism school.
The founder of the drugstore chain “dm”, Prof. Götz W. Werner, will constructively support the „Zeitenspiegel Reportage School Günter Dahl of the VHS,“ based in Reutlingen, in the future as a member of the board of trustees. Werner had gained an impression of the training of young journalists during a visit to the school in February of this year and spoke with the chairman of the board of trustees...
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Hansel-Mieth Prize Awarded
The Hansel-Mieth Prize 2015 goes to author Patrick Bauer and photographer Andy Kania. They receive the prestigious award for their reportage „Wet and Violent,“ which was published in the Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazine. The piece, whose visual language oscillates between laconic and whimsical, is set in Columbiabad in Berlin-Neukölln, „Germany's most notorious outdoor pool.“ Within the scope of the...
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Schultze Exhibition at the 6th Dauner Photo Days
The 6th „Dauner Fototage“ will open with an exhibition of works by Zeitenspiegel photographer Frank Schultze. Among the 40 images from 20 years as a photojournalist are shots of climate refugees in Bangladesh, child soldiers in Uganda, a floating courtroom in Brazil, or a meeting place for Holocaust survivors in Frankfurt. „I have selected images that mean something to me and that represent..."
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Film by Carsten Stormer on „Beckmann“
Time Spiegel Carsten Stormer traveled to the Sinjar mountains and documented the fight of a citizen militia of Kurdish Yazidis who are defending themselves against the advance of the Islamist terrorist organization “Islamic State.” His film was shown last Monday on the ARD program “Beckmann.” The program with his film contribution can be viewed in the media library.
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Vazzoler realizes project in Donetsk
Starting February 15th, Zeitenspiegel photographer Éric Vazzoler will have young people from the besieged Ukrainian city of Donetsk report on daily life. The pilot project, called “Arguments,” will feature a photo and video blog in French and German. He is already on-site and, as a local photo editor, can also accept other assignments. Eric has the…
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