Inge-Deutschkron-Preis

The Inge-Deutschkron-Preis is a prize that recognises projects by young people in Berlin which continue the life’s work of Inge Deutschkron, in particular work on Holocaust remembrance and combating right-wing extremism. The award honours group projects led by youths and is presented at a public award ceremony in Berlin. It is run by the Inge Deutschkron Stiftung in cooperation with the Schwarzkopf-Stiftung Junges Europa and the Stiftung Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand and funded by LOTTO-Stiftung Berlin.

Award recognition and presentation at a public prize ceremony in Berlin.

Applicants must be between 10 and 25 years old and apply with a group of three to 30 people to carry out a project in Berlin that addresses Holocaust remembrance, rescue of persecuted people, or the fight against right-wing extremism and National Socialism in Berlin.

Apply via the online application form linked from the prize page; applicants are advised to read the current call and FAQ before applying.