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The Arbeitskreis Shalom für Gerechtigkeit und Frieden (Shalom Work Group for Justice and Peace) of the Student Convention at the Catholic University of Eichsttätt-Ingolstadt has presented the Shalom Prize since 1982 to people or projects that demonstrate outstanding commitment to human rights.

1. Shalom Task Force for Justice and Peace

Inspired by the international Justitia et Pax movement, the work group was founded in 1981 by students. The work group is conceived as a human rights organisation. Today, it consists of students at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt and citizens of Eichstätt. All work is done on an honorary basis. The work group is legally recognized as an organ of the Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt. The work group wishes to make a commitment to world peace and promote human rights. The members strive to achieve this goal through a conscious way of life, awareness-raising measures such as church masses, vigils and seminars etc. as well as the annual presentation of the Shalom Prize.

2. Shalom Prize

The Shalom Prize is both an honorary and material award presented annually by the Work Group for Justice and Peace to an outstanding person or group on behalf of an oppressed people or minority. The prize honours people who distinguish themselves by:

  • their human nature
  • committing their lives and personal freedom
  • their commitment to justice, peace, freedom for all, solidarity with the oppressed and tolerance  
  • their commitment to a just economic order, democracy and protecting the environment and thus helping to achieve and promote human rights. The Shalom Prize comes with a bourse of €5,000 minimum and is funded from donations. More than €15,000 have been collected in recent years. The prize money normally benefits a specific project proposed by the prize winner. After the presentation, the work group force continues to receive regular reports about the project and its work.

3. Prize winners

  • 1982 Bishop Arturo Rivera y Damas (El Salvador), prize money:  DM 5,000 
  • 1983 Lech Wałęsa (Poland) and Sr. Pilar Verzosa (Philippines), prize money: DM 20,000
  • 1984 Bishop Juan Gerardi Conedera (Guatemala), prize money: DM 21,630 1985 Bishop Revelo (El Salvador), prize money: DM 17,013
  • 1986 not awarded
  • 1987 Padre Tomás Garcia (Guatemala), prize money: DM 15,000
  • 1988 not awarded
  • 1989 Paulo Suess on behalf of the Indian Missionary Council CIMI and the indigenous people of Brazil, laudation Kuno Füssel, Prize money: DM 16,481
  • 1990–1992 not awarded
  • 1993 Carmelita Santos (Guatemala), prize money: DM 15,000 1994 Sr. Karoline Mayer (Chile), prize money: DM 25,000, laudation Helmut Frenz
  • 1995 “People for Peace” (Kenya), prize money: DM19, 212 laudation Bernhard Häring
  • 1996 Prof. Obiora Francis Ike (Nigeria), prize money: DM 16,500
  • 1997 ATPDH and AJAC (Chad), prize money: DM 18,237
  • 1998 Yanette Bautista (Colombia), prize money: DM 21,010
  • 1999 Chris Hunter (Czech Republic), prize money: DM 21,500 laudation Barbara Gladysch
  • 2000 Marguerite Barankitse (Burundi), prize money: DM 24,000 laudation Karoline Mayer
  • 2001 (Malfano) Isa Gülten (Aramaic: Isa Garis) head of the Mor Gabriel monastic School and Father Yusuf Akbulut (Turkey), prize money: DM 22,500, laudation PD. Dr. Shabo Talay (Winner of the Habilitation Award of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, 2006)
  • 2002 Michail Fanous “Open House” (Israel/Palestine), prize money: €13,200, laudation Dolores Bauer
  • 2003 Vilma Nunez and her project Nicaraguan Centre for Human Rights (CENIDH) a partner of Brot für die Welt and CCER (Nicaragua), prize money: €12,178
  • 2004 Father Tadeo Nguyen Van Ly (Vietnam), prize money: €12,630 2005 Father Prof. Luciano Verdoscia (Director of the Department for Islamic Studies at the Papal Institute of Arabic-Islamic Studies), backed by the Kindermissionswerk or children’s association and the Abna Wadi al Nil project (Egypt), prize money: 14.934 €, laudation Prof. Dr. Heinz Otto Luthe (bearer of the Order of St. Sylvester)
  • 2006 Women and Development Project (WADEP) and the Ark Foundation Ghana (Ghana), prize money: €11,030 
  • 2007 Bishop Joseph Coutts (Pakistan), prize money: €14,578
  • 2008 Irina Gruschewaja Malinovka in Belarus and László Sümegh Sance, o.s. in Prague, prize money: €13,446, laudation Astrid Motz (terres des hommes Germany) and Juliane von Krause
  • 2009 not awarded
  • 2010 Agnes Mailu Projekt SOLGIDI (Solidarity with Girls in Need) in Kenya, prize money: €19,513 laudation Lea Ackermann
  • 2011 Judith Maldonado Mojica – Luis Carlos Pérez’ lawyers group (Colombia) Prize money: €18,310,48, laudation Adrian Oelschlegel (Brot für die Welt)
  • 2012 Bertha Cáceres Flores
  • 2013 Padre Paulo Joanil da Silva on behalf of Comissão Pastoral da Terra (CPT)
  • 2014 Lory Obal, prize money €20,000,00
  • 2015 Thérèse Mema Mapenzi, prize money: €24,500,00
  • 2016 Robi Damelin and Mazen Faraj, prize money: €24,000,00
  • 2017 Shay Cullen (PREDA Foundation) (Philippines) €20,000,00