Journalists play an important role in building empathy and understanding around forced migration and giving people with lived experience a voice. Our awards celebrate people who do that job well.
Help us reward excellent reporting on refugee and asylum issues by nominating journalists who handle stories with fairness, accuracy and sensitivity.
This year there are five categories:
Written news: a print, online or multimedia news report on a current or breaking news story
Features: a written newspaper, magazine or multimedia piece that creatively explores refugee issues
Broadcast: a piece of filmed news or reporting on tv or online
Radio: news reports, full-length radio documentaries r excerpts from a magazine programme
Local media: this category covers local and regional Scottish media and includes print, online and broadcast
The deadline for submissions is Monday, 13 May.
The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in Glasgow on Thursday, 13 June.
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