Camacuc: A deserved recognition
In a night full of emotion and celebration, the children’s magazine Camacuc won the prestigious 11th Martí Gasull i Roig Award, granted by the Platform for the Language. This award is a testament to Camacuc’s tireless commitment to the promotion and defense of the Catalan language.
A bulwark against censorship
The director of Camacuc, Joan Escrivà Avinyó, has denounced the attempts at censorship by the Valencian administrations. Despite these obstacles, Camacuc has persevered, demonstrating that the Catalan language is a powerful vehicle for education, entertainment and the promotion of values.
A tool to promote reading
Camacuc not only promotes the Catalan language, but also encourages reading among the little ones. Through its captivating stories and comics, the magazine awakens in children a love of books and the pleasure of immersing themselves in imaginary worlds.
Recognition of the career of Joan Vall Clara
The editor Joan Vall Clara received the Special Jury Prize for his extraordinary career in promoting journalism in Catalan. Vall Clara has been a firm defender of the Catalan language and culture, contributing to creating a solid journalistic imaginary in our language.
Celia Spain: A rising star
Cèlia Espanya, content creator in Catalan, was awarded the Innovation Award. With its large number of followers on social media, Espanya demonstrates that Catalan is a living and vibrant language, capable of connecting with young people and promoting success.
A tribute to the partners of the Platform for the Language
The awards gala also served to honor the members of the Platform for Language, whose support has been fundamental to the growth and success of the organization. The Platform recognizes that its partners are the driving force behind its mission to defend and promote the Catalan language.
A call for linguistic awareness
The president of the Platform for Language, Òscar Escuder, took advantage of the occasion to call for linguistic awareness. He highlighted the need to continue pushing for the official recognition of Catalan in the European Union and to increase its use among young people.
A night of celebration and hope
The presentation of the 11th Martí Gasull i Roig Prize was a night of celebration for the Catalan language. Camacuc, Joan Vall Clara and Cèlia Espanya are inspiring examples of the power of language to unite, educate and entertain. His work is a beacon of hope for the future of the Catalan language, demonstrating that it is a living, vibrant language capable of thriving in the 21st century.
