Humanitas Prize

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The Humanitas Prize is an American screenwriting award that honors film and television writers whose work explores the human condition and promotes human dignity, meaning, and freedom.

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Humanitas Prize canonical 8

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instanceOf American award
screenwriting award
awards cash prizes
basedIn Los Angeles
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field screenwriting
foundedBy Father Ellwood Kieser
frequency annual
genreFocus film
television
hasCategory Children’s Television
Documentary
Feature Film
Independent Feature Film
New Voices
Short Film
Television Comedy
Television Drama
inception 1974
language English
motto Changing the world one story at a time
notableRecipient Aaron Sorkin
David E. Kelley
Paul Haggis
Shonda Rhimes
Steven Bochco
organizer Humanitas organization
purpose to honor film and television writers whose work explores the human condition
to promote human dignity, meaning, and freedom
selectionCriteria exploration of the human condition
promotion of human dignity
promotion of human freedom
promotion of human meaning
website https://www.humanitasprize.org/

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Victoria Riskin awardReceived Humanitas Prize
Sports Night awardReceived Humanitas Prize
Micah Fitzerman-Blue nominatedFor Humanitas Prize
John Lee Hancock notableAward Humanitas Prize
Ruben Santiago-Hudson awardReceived Humanitas Prize
Antwone Fisher nominatedFor Humanitas Prize
The Defenders awardReceived Humanitas Prize
subject surface form: The Defenders (1961 TV series)
Party of Five awardReceived Humanitas Prize