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Inge Deutschkron Prize 2027

09/01/2026
[Translate to English:] Schwarz-Weiß-Aufnahme eines Holzzauns mit senkrechten Latten.

[Translate to English:] Foto: Marcin Czerniawski, Unsplash

The Inge Deutschkron Prize supports projects by young people that explore the life’s work of Inge Deutschkron and the culture of remembrance. Groups of three or more people between the ages of 10 and 25 are eligible to apply. Selected projects receive up to €3,500 in project funding and assistance with implementation.

What is it about?

The Inge Deutschkron Prize honors projects that build on Inge Deutschkron’s life’s work and explore the culture of remembrance.

Who is it for?

Groups of three or more people aged 10 to 25 are eligible to apply, such as school classes, extracurricular clubs, youth and college groups, or groups from sports clubs.

Why is this important?

The prize commemorates the commitment of Holocaust survivor and honorary citizen of Berlin, Inge Deutschkron. She fought against antisemitism and championed a vibrant culture of remembrance. Funded projects build on this life’s work and continue the dialogue around it.

Good to know

Selected projects receive up to €3,500 in financial support as well as assistance with implementation. There is also a supporting program for participants.

Further information:

About the Inge Deutschkron Prize at the Schwarzkopf Foundation

Target Group Projects; groups of young people
Nomination Type Self-nomination
Prize Money Yes
Funding Up to €3,500 in project funding
Application Deadline Applications due by January 15, 2027
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May 31

NAJU (Naturschutzjugend im NABU)

In the nationwide “Erlebter Frühling” contest, children up to age 13 explore nature in their local area. Individual children, groups of children, school classes, and daycare groups are eligible to participate. Entries are judged based on various criteria, including creativity, relevance to the theme, and the children’s involvement. Award-winning entries win a nature adventure day.
[Translate to English:] Ein Kind sitzt mit dem Rücken zur Kamera in einer Wiese mit weißen Gänseblümchen. Die tief stehende Sonne scheint durch die Bäume im Hintergrund.
Aug 16

Bundesministerium für Bildung, Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (BMBFSFJ)

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[Translate to English:] Grafik zum Deutschen Gemeinsamkeitspreis 2026 auf grün-blauem Farbverlauf. Oben stehen das Logo und der Schriftzug „Deutscher Gemeinsamkeitspreis“. In der Mitte befindet sich ein weißer Kreis mit dem Text „Bis zum 16.08.2026 bewerben!“, flankiert von zwei stilisierten Megafonen. Unten steht die Internetadresse „www.kompetenznetz-einsamkeit.de“.
Jul 31

Gesellschaft für Medienpädagogik (GMK)

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Mar 31

Bezirksamt Reinickendorf von Berlin

With the Dieter-Braunsdorf Medal, the Reinickendorf district honors individuals who volunteer to support sports in the district. The award is presented annually in bronze, silver, and gold. Starting in 2026, volunteers under the age of 27 will also be eligible for the award for the first time. Sports clubs and organizations in Reinickendorf can nominate individuals until March 31.
[Translate to English:] Eine erwachsene Person bindet einem Kind auf einem Sportplatz die Schnürsenkel der Fußballschuhe.

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