Maria Moors Cabot Prizes
Overview
Established in 1938, the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes honor journalists and news organizations for exceptional reporting that promotes inter-American understanding. As the oldest international journalism awards, they celebrate courage, commitment, and long-term coverage of issues affecting the Americas.
Reward
Winners receive a $5,000 honorarium, a Cabot medal, and recognition for their contributions to advancing press freedom and reporting on the Americas. Special citations may also be awarded.
Eligibility
Journalists and news executives working in the Western Hemisphere, including freelance journalists with a long record of reporting on the region, are eligible to apply.
Application Requirements
Online nomination form. Nominee biography. Statement of contributions. Career highlights with 5–10 work samples. Letters of recommendation.
