FCH supports Lorenzo Natali Prize 2020
The Faculdade de Ciências Humanas (FCH) of the Portuguese Catholic University will be a partner in the 2020 edition of the Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize. Organised by the European Comission, the Prize is designed to reward the best journalistic work on the theme of development, and in particular the eradication of poverty.
The prize is open to journalists submitting work in three categories:
- Europe Prize for journalists living in EU Member States;
- Best Emerging Journalist Prize for young people under 30;
- Grand Prize for journalists from areas covered by Commission programmes.
The winner of each category will be awarded EUR 10.000.
Entries run from 10 February to 15 March 2020 23:59 CET.
More information and applications
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