the Hillman Prize

The Hillman Prize honors journalists, writers, and organizations who explore issues of social justice, peace, and human rights. Established in 1946, it recognizes work that advances awareness and positive change through honest, impactful reporting. Recipients often focus on topics like poverty, inequality, war, and civil rights, highlighting stories that might otherwise remain unheard. The prize encourages journalism that contributes to a more informed and equitable society by shining a light on injustice and encouraging solutions. It’s a prestigious acknowledgment of journalistic integrity and dedication to social progress.