Who can be nominated for the Pizzigati Prize? What does the winner receive? When will our next winner be named? We have some quick answers.
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Our Pizzigati Prize Mission |
Software developers who create, for free public distribution, open source applications and tools that nonprofit and advocacy groups can put to good use are making a two-faceted contribution to social change.
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A prize program that specifically singles out those individuals who have made outstanding contributions to software that serves the public interest can, we believe, enhance both the stature of public interest computing and public understanding of it.
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Prize Advisory Panel and Management |
Established in 2005 to honor Tony Pizzigati, his work and his ethic, the Pizzigati Prize has been developed with the help of a distinguished Advisory Panel of national leaders in public interest computing. This panel plays a critical, ongoing role in shaping and administering the Antonio Pizzigati Prize.
The panelists, chosen through an application process administered by Tides Foundation, have shaped the basic guidelines for the prize submission review process and will select the prize awardees.
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The entire application should be submitted online using the Online Application Form here.
A candidate needs to submit the following:
- a completed nomination form from a peer within the public interest computing world or a leader in the nonprofit community familiar with the candidate’s work.
- an application form completed by the candidate.
- a link to the relevant software.
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Each candidate must be nominated by a peer within the public interest computing world or a leader in the nonprofit community who can speak to the personal qualities that contribute to that individual’s leadership, as well as to the product the nominee has developed.
The completed nomination form for the 2010 competition can be submitted in conjunction with or separately from the candidate’s application. Nominations must be submitted by February 1, 2010.
Download the Nominators Application here
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Each candidate must submit a completed application. Each candidate must also be nominated by a peer within the public interest computing world or a leader in the nonprofit community who can speak to the personal qualities that contribute to that individual’s leadership, as well as to the product the nominee developed.
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Each candidate must submit a link to the software through the Pizzigati Prize online portal, where this software will be available for public and Advisory Panel review. |
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Have an observation about any of the software submitted by applicants for the Pizzigati Prize? Our Forums area is open for your comments. We encourage all applicants and nominators to participate in this process. These comments will inform the decision making process, but will not solely determine the prize recipient. |
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Nomination Window for 2010 Opens in December
Nominations for the 2010 Antonio Pizzigati Prize for Software in the Public Interest must be submitted to the Tides Foundation by February 1, 2010. The prize winner for the 2010 prize will be announced in April. The application window opens in December.
For more information on how to be considered for the Pizzigati Prize, please visit How to Apply.
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For the complete timeline, please visit Application Timeline 2010 . |
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