Opzij
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Opzij (Aside) is a mainstream Dutch feminist monthly magazine. The chief editor is Cisca Dresselhuys.
[edit] Harriet Freezerring
Since 1978 Opzij has awarded an Emancipation Prize, named after the writer Harriët Freezer:
- 2006: Nahed Selim
- 2005: Elsbeth Boor and the Clara Wichmann Foundation [1]
- 2004: Ayaan Hirsi Ali
- 2003: Carrie, proprietor of a clothes shop and rotterdamse columnist[2], because of her commitment for the street prostitutes of the Rotterdamse Keileweg, the official prostitution zone in Rotterdam.
- 2002: Sonja Dikkers, Stichting Slechts op Bezoek
- 2001: Mieneke Knottenbelt, Technika 10 Nederland
- 2000: Elga Zuidema, Landelijk Overleg Vrouwen en Arbeidsongeschiktheid (LOV)
- 1999: Paulien Rozema, Vrouwen Ontmoetings Project
- 1998: Marjo Omtzigt
- 1997: Gabbi Wierenga
- 1996: Berthy Korvinus
- 1995: Gunilla Kleiverda
- 1994: Zuster Florentina van Calsteren
- 1993: Alie Kuiper
- 1992: Hedy d'Ancona, and Wim hora Adema
- 1991: Claire Posthumus
- 1990: Mr. Gabi van Driem
- 1989: Anita Direcks, and Ellen 't Hoen
- 1988: Marina de Wolf- Ferdinandusse
- 1987: Lola Verkuil
- 1986: Antoinette van Pinxteren
- 1985: Maviye Karaman
- 1984: Jeanne Brouwer
- 1983: Vereniging tegen sexuele kindermishandeling binnen het gezin
- 1982: Laura Bauduin
- 1981: Thea Ferwerda
- 1980: Mathilde Blank
- 1979: Blijf van m'n lijf Amsterdam
- 1978: Monique Möller
[edit] External links
- Website
- Opzij article translated to English
- List of recent prize winners
- Complete lijst of prize winners
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