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MEDIA PRIZE FOR CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN EASTERN EUROPE
The ADAMI Media Prize was created to encourage audio-visual journalists and media professionals in the EaPcountries to focus upon the themes of migration, integration and cultural diversity, and to promote their work by recognizing and rewarding exemplary programmes.
The prize aims to increase media interest in the promotion of cultural diversity and to encourage networking amongst programme managers and filmmakers in Eastern Europe.
The new ADAMI Media Prize for Cultural Diversity in Eastern Europe focuses on the work of journalists and media professionals in the European Union’s Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries.
The ADAMI Media Prize 2015 will award outstanding film, television and online programmes. The prize aims to increase media interest in the promotion of cultural diversity and to encourage networking amongst programme managers and filmmakers in Eastern Europe. ADAMI was launched to recognize the achievements of broadcasted programmes in the EaP countries and, at the same time, to stimulate new ideas and perspectives by highlighting some exemplary case studies from across Europe.
During the next six weeks ADAMI Media Prize is being launched in Armenia, Ukraine, Chisinau, Minsk, Tbilisi and Baku.
Date and time:
Thursday, October 8, 2015 - 18:00
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