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Created in 2024 by Rosalie Mann, the Humann Prize is an honorary distinction presented each year by No More Plastic Foundation during the Positive Cinema Week, organized under the auspices of the Cannes Film Festival. It celebrates individuals who place their influence and public voice at the service of environmental or social causes in order to create lasting and meaningful change in society.​

 

This prize reflects our commitment to honoring those who inspire significant transformation, thoughtful reflection, and collective action toward a better future.

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​​​​​​​                    In a world often overshadowed by the relentless pursuit of progress and profit, it is profoundly necessary to refocus on what truly matters: our humanity.

It is in this spirit that I created the Humann Prize, to honor and elevate the essential human values of courage, integrity, impact, and action.

The Humann Prize is more than an award; it is a call for change. It celebrates remarkable individuals who have courageously used their influence and their voice to champion initiatives that benefit our society or our planet.

These are individuals who look beyond the horizon, who understand that true progress cannot be measured solely by material gains, but by the positive impact we have on the world around us.

The Humann Prize aims to spark a global conversation about the power of ethical leadership. It serves as a beacon, encouraging others to reflect deeply on the legacy they wish to leave behind.

Our laureates embody the spirit of innovation and altruism, demonstrating that when we unite, the challenges we face are not insurmountable.

This prize stands as a testament to our unwavering commitment to promoting initiatives that inspire meaningful change, stimulate reflection, and encourage collective action.

Through this prize, we aspire to build a future where human values are not only recognized but embraced as the pillars of global development.”

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- Rosalie Mann

Founder of the Humann Prize

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