Nordic and Baltic Folklore Section Has Opened Submissions for 2022 Barbro Klein Prize

Submissions are now open for the AFS Nordic and Baltic Folklore Section‘s Barbro Klein Prize in Nordic and Baltic Folklore. Submissions are due by September 15, 2022.

The prize is awarded to a student for an outstanding conference paper, article-length essay, or research-based media production on a folklore topic having to do with Northern Europe and/or the diasporas of its various peoples.

Submissions of articles may be at any stage of the publication process: unpublished, under review, accepted for publication, or already in print (if published since the most recent AFS meeting); should not exceed 10,000 words; and must be written in English. Please include relevant images, such as figures, tables, illustrations, or presentation slides. Media productions (films, radio features, documentary sound recordings, websites, and the like) must be completed and fully accessible in English.

The prize consists of a $150 award. Students who wish to be considered must submit their work to the chair of the Prize Committee, who will distribute it for blind evaluation by a panel of three. In order to be considered for the prize, please submit publications (with PDF or Word attachments) to the link below.

Please contact Carrie Hertz with any questions.