Sidney Prize is an award given every year to some of the best examples of long-form journalism and thought. It has been awarded for more than 50 years. It is given by the Hillman Foundation, a left-of-center organization. The foundation was founded in 1946 in honor of Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America labor union, which is a predecessor to Unite Here and Workers United, SEIU. The foundation is led by a board of directors that includes workers and leaders from those two unions as well as left-leaning celebrities like Danny Glover.

The Sydney Prize is awarded annually to the undergraduate student who demonstrates excellence in writing. The work must be written in English and be original. It must also meet certain high standards of integrity. It can be a short story or an essay. The winner receives a cash prize of $500. The winner and runners up are published by Overland magazine.

Applicants must be nominated by the faculty to be considered for this award. The committee will review the submissions and select a winner. The winner of the Sydney Prize will be announced at an awards ceremony each May. The winner will be given a stipend and the opportunity to attend the award ceremony.

In addition to honoring scientists who make groundbreaking discoveries, the Sydney Prize is also meant to promote science. It recognizes writers who have taken the time to write about scientific topics that impact public life. New York Times columnist David Brooks has bestowed the prize since 2004. He once gave a prize to Amanda Hess for her piece on online sexism. Another Sydney Prize winner was Ed Yong, who wrote for The Atlantic.

Awarded each month, the Sidney Prize is given for outstanding socially-conscious journalism that fosters economic and social justice. It is named in honor of the late Hillman Foundation founder, who fought for a better America and a progressive industrial democracy. The Hillman Foundation was created in 1946 and continues his legacy today.

The 2024 Sidney Hillman Prize was given to Philippe Sands KC for his work addressing a variety of social and environmental issues. He is a tireless worker on behalf of the disenfranchised. He has used the law to help those without money or power secure their basic civil and human rights, address the legacies of colonialism, and protect the global environment. The Hillman Foundation is proud to honor his lifetime of service with this award. The winner received a $5,000 prize. Runners up received $750 each. The award was presented by the Hillman Foundation at a gala in May.

Hong Kong prize is an award given to people who make positive impacts on society. The winners receive monetary prizes and a trip to Hong Kong. They are also able to gain international recognition for their work. This can help them in their careers and help them achieve their dreams. The winner of the Hong Kong prize is chosen by a panel of judges. The jury consists of experts from different fields. The judges look at the nominees’ achievements and how they have helped others. The jury also takes the candidates’ reputation into consideration.

The Hong Kong prize has been awarded to many different people over the years. These include a brain cancer survivor who runs an NGO to support students with mental health issues, a Zambian volunteer who works at local charities, and an artist who reinterprets human rights through fine art concepts. These people are among the 200 unsung heroes who have been recognized by this prestigious award over the past decade.

This is a yearly award that honors Hong Kong’s most outstanding undergraduate and postgraduate students who have excelled in history studies. It was established in 1996 by friends and students of the late Professor John D. Young to commemorate his passion for history and belief that a good education should encompass an in-depth knowledge of Hong Kong’s rich history. The prize is open to any research postgraduate student who achieves outstanding results in their third year of studies.

A panel of experts will evaluate candidates based on their scientific and technological innovation achievements, their application and transformation, and the social or economic value created. The BOCHK Science and Technology Innovation Prize is an independent merit-based award with a value of up to HK$2 million provided by the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited. The award is divided into five award fields: artificial intelligence and robotics; life and health sciences; new materials and energy; advanced manufacturing, and FinTech. No more than five persons or teams can be awarded in each field per year.

The Hong Kong Prize is one of Asia’s premier high school contests that celebrates academic excellence and extracurricular participation. It rewards students for their commitment and encourages them to push themselves outside of the comfort zone. In addition to the monetary prizes, participants can also gain international recognition for their efforts, as well as access to educational and career opportunities in Hong Kong.