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2023: Anne Sandström, The Association of Drama and Theatre in Finland
2022: Marianne Folkedotter, Västerbotten Museum in Sweden
2021: Nelly Laitinen, The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland
2020: The National Archives of Estonia (The photo above)
2019: Helene Møllevik, Norwegian Museum of Deaf History and Culture
2018: Irena Saulutė Valaitytė-Špakauskienė, The Open Air Museum in Lithuania
2017: Linken Apall Olsen, Oslo Bymuseum/Oslo City Museum
2016: Henning Lindberg, museum teacher at Den Gamle By in Aarhus, Denmark
2015: Karin Sjöberg, Sweden’s first archives learning officer
2014: Jyväskylä City’s Culture Guide Association, Finland
2013: Njarka Sameläger, Sverige/Sweden
2012: Veera Jalava, PhD student in Art Education, Aalto University, Finland
2011: Gösta Öborn, the World Heritage site Grimeton in Varberg municpality, Sweden
2010: Bente Jensen, Aalborg City Archives, Denmark
2009: Ann Siri Garberg, Sverresborgs museum in Norway
2008: Ebbe Westergren, Sverige, Kalmar County Museum, Sweden
2007: Charlotte SH Jensen, The Danish National Museum