International Labour Organization (ILO) 2024 Global Media Competition on Labour Migration
Applications are now open for the 2024 ILO Global Media Competition on Labour Migration. The International Labour Organization (ILO) is launching the tenth edition of its annual Global Media Competition. It aims to distinguish fair and balanced media reports on labor migration. This is especially important because of the impact that negative and stereotypical public narratives can have in terms of fueling discrimination and abusive practices toward migrant workers.
Requirements:
- The competition is open to professional and student journalists and will be judged by a panel of international migration, forced labour and journalism experts.
- The winning entries will be selected according to a range of criteria that takes into account creativity, accuracy, balance and the positive portrayal of labour migration, including the multidimensional aspects of migrant workers’ lives.
Awards
- Four professional prizes (including one special prize dedicated to forced labour and trafficking in person) and one student prize will be awarded. Winners can choose between a cash prize of US$1,200 in the professional category and US$500 in the student category, or a paid fellowship to participate in an online ITC-Turin fair recruitment or forced labour or labour migration course in 2025.
How to Enter?
- Complete the online entry form and submit your piece in the following formats: written press, photo essay, multimedia, podcast, video or radio.
- A submission in any language is welcome. However, an English, French or Spanish translation must be included.
- Students are allowed to submit a published or unpublished media piece.
Timeline:
- 31 October 2024 (23:59, Central European Time): Deadline for submissions, via the online entry form.
- December 2024: Competition winners will be announced to celebrate International Migrants Day.
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the ILO Global Media Competition on Labour Migration.
Deadline: 31 October 2024
