Margot Friedländer Stiftung | Fellowship & Prize 2026

For the Margot Friedländer Stiftung, we had the privilege of developing the visual identity and accompanying communication materials for the newly launched Fellowship program. The practical training program is specifically aimed at young people and teaches concrete methods for courageously countering antisemitism and exclusion. In this context, a new Academy logo was also created, which fits seamlessly into the foundation's existing brand architecture.

For the Margot Friedländer Prize 2026 award ceremony, in addition to the new visual appearance, we also designed the accompanying communication media that effectively set the stage for the festive event.

Customer:
Margot Friedländer Stiftung
Year:
2026
Links:
margot-friedlaender-stiftung.de/fellowship

Header image: Margot Friedländer, Martin Kraft, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Press images: Eva Oertwig
Portrait of Margot Friedländer next to the logo of the "margot friedländer stiftung" with a flowing symbol.
Three dark blue boxes with gold embossing "margot friedländer preis 2026," one open showing a wave-shaped pin on a black velvet cushion.
Certificate for the "margot friedländer preis 2026" with gold accents, placeholder for "First name Last name" and signature fields.
Collage of the 2026 Margot Friedländer Prize ceremony: stage design with logo, group photo of participants, podium, and building facade.
Logo design "margot friedländer fellowship" in orange and pink with the lettering "margot friedländer stiftung" and "margot friedländer academy."
Website screenshots of the Margot Friedländer Fellowship in pink, black, and orange, featuring an application form, criteria, and quotes against antisemitism.
Instagram mockups of the Margot Friedländer Foundation showing the "Become a Fellow!" campaign with an application deadline of September 25, 2026, quotes, and the Fellowship logo in pink, yellow, and blue.
Brochure "Fellowship Year Program" and flyer with quotes such as "There is no Christian blood, no Muslim blood, no Jewish blood" for the Margot Friedländer Foundation.