Roberto Morrione Prize 2026

The Roberto Morrione Prize (Premio Roberto Morrione) for investigative journalism is awarded on 31 October 2026 at the Fabbrica delle «e», in corso Trapani 91/B in Turin, as part of the Investigative Journalism Days (Giornate del giornalismo d'inchiesta). 31 October marks the closing day of the event, with the announcement of the winners of the Morrione Prize and the Laganà Prize ^[1].

The event

The Investigative Journalism Days are promoted by the Associazione Amici di Roberto Morrione (Friends of Roberto Morrione Association) in collaboration with Rai and under the patronage of the Piedmont Region. The initiative is also supported by the Waldensian Church's Otto per Mille fund, the Fondazione CRT, the Gruppo Abele, Libera - Associazioni, Nomi e Numeri contro le Mafie, the National Federation of the Italian Press, UsigRai, MySAT, the National Order of Journalists and the Order of Journalists of Piedmont ^[1].

In the 2026 edition, Turin was at the centre of the debate on investigative journalism, with over 60 speakers and 12 free events open to the public. The theme chosen for the edition was «Povere Parole» («Poor Words»), dedicated to the care of language and the risks of the journalistic profession ^[1].

The under-30 finalists

On 31 October, five unpublished investigations by thirteen journalists under 30 are presented in a national preview, as finalists of the section dedicated to young talent: Edoardo Anziano, Gabriele Ciraolo, Giovanni Soini, Jamil El Sadi, Dalia Ismail, Dario Morgante, Isaia Montelione, Enrica Muraglie, Federica Scannavacca, Jessica Perra, Davide Traglia, Natalie Sclippa and Paolo Valenti ^[1].

Sources

1. la Repubblica Torino — 30 October 2026